Namu Amida depicted by Buddhist Monk

[ Namu Amida ] Buddhistic Chant by Highest Ranked Chief Abbot
Reference Number SS-70014
Title
" Namu Amida " Buddistic Chant by Highest Ranked Priest
Chirographer Asahi Junei (1864 - 1948)

Born in HItachi Province (=Now Ibaraki Prefecture).
The 46th chief abbot of the Negoro-Ji Temple, founded in 1130, the headquarters of Shingon-Shu sect.
He was ranked as "Daisojo", the highest rank in Buddhism.
Signature & Seal Yes
Part of Drawing Silk, 110.5 x 32 cm ( 43.5 x 12.6 inch )
Mounting Silk, 181 x 46 cm ( 71.3 x 18 inch )
Roller End Material Ebony Wood
Wood Box Wood Box (Not Original)
Description

The scroll is a little foxed overall as it was drawn years ago.
There are spots and stains to some extent.
Although, the condition of this scroll is not bad.
The Buddhistic chant "Namu Amida" is written in good running style.
It was done by Asahi Junei, the 46th chief abbot of the Negoro-Ji Temple, the headquarters of Shingon-Shu sect of Buddhism.
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Namu Amida

In Wooden Box
In Wooden Box
Signature and Seals of Asahi Junei
Signature & Stamps
(Rakkan)
Roller End made of Ebony Wood
Roller End

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