Rare 17th/18th Century Japanese Buddhist Scroll

Rare 17th/18th Century Japanese Buddhist Scroll

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Japanese

Period

Pre 1920

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Japanese 17th/18th century scroll painting of a buddhist priest, outlined in a very rare style of incredibly tiny calligraphy mantra. The mantra repeats “Amida Butsu Nam Mo”. The meditating priest holds a strand of mala beads and a willow branch and is seated upon a green lotus throne on clouds. The figure is most likely “Dengyo Daishi”, the monk who brought Buddhism into Japan.

17th/18th Century Edo period (1603-1868)

Size: 19.5″ L x 34.5″ H (entire scroll) 12″ L x 16.5″ H (painting only)

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Japanese 17th/18th century scroll painting of a buddhist priest, outlined in a very rare style of incredibly tiny calligraphy mantra. The mantra repeats “Amida Butsu Nam Mo”. The meditating priest holds a strand of mala beads and a willow branch and is seated upon a green lotus throne on clouds. The figure is most likely “Dengyo Daishi”, the monk who brought Buddhism into Japan.

17th/18th Century Edo period (1603-1868)

Size: 19.5″ L x 34.5″ H (entire scroll) 12″ L x 16.5″ H (painting only)

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Region

Japanese

Period

Pre 1920

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