This statue is also known as the Ichiji Kinrin Dainichi statue, and is an important cultural property that is kept as a secret Buddha at Chusonji Temple, a World Heritage Site. It is said to have been made in the mid-12th century, and is affectionately known as "Human Skin Dainichi" due to its beautiful skin color. The 13th shogun, Morihisa, made a reduced-scale reproduction into a plate. A string is included, so you can hang it on the wall, or display it on a stand as shown in the photo.

*The stand in the photo is a workshop fixture and is not a product.

size: 15.7cm (length) x 15.3cm (width)
* Please note that there may be slight individual differences in dimensions.

Material: Iron
Country of Origin: Japan

<How to use and care>
If the product becomes dirty, wipe it with a dry cloth or wash it with hot water. In that case, please wash it by hand without using a sponge. After washing, press it with a cloth that you don't mind dye transfer to remove moisture and dry it. Please avoid washing with water, salt, and oil.
Please note that there may be slight individual differences in dimensions.