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This is a kakejiku,hanging scroll with the picture of 16 Rakan dated Showa 16(1,941). The Rakan,the word "arahan" literally means "worthy one" and constitutes the highest grade of noble person—ariya-puggala—described by the Buddha as recorded in the Pali canon. The word was used (as it is today in the liturgy of Theravada Buddhism) as an epithet of the Buddha himself as well as of his enlightened disciples. Here is more information about Rakan.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arhat In China and Japan, people called 16 pupils who promised to defend and maintain the teachings of Buddhism with "Sixteen Disciples of Buddha" and admired them. They are lining up,all are different having own items and on top,there is a dragon coming out.They are done in full details,so please enjoy all on more pictures.It is signed on the bottom and comes in an original signed wooden box. Due to age,there are some patina and stains,but as a whole it is in very good condition. Having such a interesting motif,it will be the best eye-catching home decor!
Item #509319
