Kurikara Fudo Myoo Goshuin on Premium Gold Leaf Pattern Hand-Dyed Washi, Prayer for Financial Fortune
This Kurikara Fudo Myoo goshuin card brings powerful traditional Japanese temple art directly to your collection. Printed on gold metal coat paper with a gold foil pattern, the surface catches the light beautifully, giving the sacred imagery a brilliant shine. It depicts the Kurikara Dragon wrapped around the sword of Fudo Myoo, a symbolic motif representing the destruction of greed, anger, and jealousy through wisdom and flame. This particular piece has also been blessed with prayers for increasing financial fortune.
Goshuin are seals traditionally collected by pilgrims visiting temples and shrines across Japan, cherished as both spiritual keepsakes and delicate works of art. Fudo Myoo, known as the Immovable Guardian, is a central figure in Japanese Esoteric Buddhism, first introduced to the country by the monk Kukai. He is honored for guiding people toward the Buddhist path with steadfast, unshakable resolve.
Measuring 200 by 148 millimeters (A5, standard goshuin size), this is a standalone, pre-written artwork card, ready to display or place inside your own seal book. Only one of this piece remains, so it won't be around for long.
Kurikarafudo Myoo goshuin print featuring Fudo Myoo and the Kurikara Dragon, symbolizing the destruction of evil, sin, impurity, greed, anger, and jealousy.
A5 goshuin size: 200 × 148 mm. Made with gold metal-coated paper featuring a gold-leaf pattern, which produces a beautiful shine when exposed to light. This is a separately prepared goshuin sheet, not written directly in a goshuin book.
