Hanging scroll of Kannon of Japanese modern Kannon riding a dragon in white by Hiroaki (Goddess Mercy), style, robes, Igawa, 13-inch size,

Riding on a dragon god, revered as an incarnation of a deity, Kannon, who has transformed into 33 different forms, watches over us with a gentle and calm expression. This piece exudes spiritual power, offering protection from misfortune and bringing good fortune, with the noble Buddhist scripture "Shosai-ju" (a mantra for warding off disaster) inscribed in the background. Hanging scroll overall size: Width 44.5 cm, Height 164 cm (Shaku-san size) Box: Cardboard presentation box Mounting: Rakusai brocade mounting Artwork: Fine art reproduction Artist: Hiromitsu Igawa Main material: New silk fabric [High-resolution reproduction] Fine reproduction printing using cutting-edge technology (uses highly lightfast pigment ink) [Durable material] New silk fabric is resistant to warping and bending [Easy-to-handle fabric] Prevents significant deterioration and is easy to store, highly recommended ●10-year warranty! Uses: Kannon statues can be displayed regardless of sect. They can be hung daily to pray for peace and tranquility. (A mantra for warding off disaster is recited in Buddhism in general, especially in Zen Buddhism, where it is often recited alongside the Heart Sutra.) Design: A dragon god surrounded by endlessly rising clouds and a statue of Kannon. This is a lucky image that drives away all evil and misfortune. *Please note that hanging scrolls with product numbers starting with [SS] [e.g., product number SS-MD4-012] are made to order and therefore cannot be returned or exchanged. Riding on the dragon god, revered as an incarnation of a deity, who is said to drive away all creeping evil and misfortune with his fierce and majestic presence, Kannon, who transforms into 33 different forms, watches over us with a gentle and calm expression.