SAIGOKU SANJUSAN KANNON SEKIBUTSU (THIRTY THREE STONE STATUES OF KANNON IN WESTERN JAPAN)

Comments
These statues were donated to Hannyaji in the Kamakura period by a person named Terajima who was living in Sagara-no-Kori of Yamashiro Province (Soraku County, Kyoto Pref.). He wanted to offer his gratitude for recovery from an illness and also to help physically handicapped persons to make a pilgrimage safely, so he donated a total of 33 stone Buddhist images to Hannyaji, one of the 33 Kannon temples in western Japan.
NameSAIGOKU SANJUSAN KANNON SEKIBUTSU (THIRTY THREE STONE STATUES OF KANNON IN WESTERN JAPAN)
RomaniseSaigoku-Sanjusan-Kannon-Sekibutsu ｻｲｺﾞｸ･ｻﾝｼﾞｭｳｻﾝ･ｶﾝﾉﾝ･ｾｷﾌﾞﾂ
PeriodEdo-Period
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MaterialsStone
ContentsBuddhist Statue
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PlaceHannyaji-cho, Nara City, Japan
ReligionShingon Ritsu School
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