The hanging scroll, Joshinkin, is a Japanese-made scroll. It features a Buddha image on thick cardboard, pasted on a paper called honshi, and then framed in red and purple cloth. Each scroll is handmade in Kyoto. The combination of the principal image and the two attendant Buddhas varies depending on the sect, so each scroll is enshrined with the appropriate principal image and the attendant Buddhas on the side hanging scrolls. The principal image of Zen Buddhism is Shaka Nyorai. It is enshrined on the upper, central shelf of the Buddhist altar. * * Hanging scroll stand sold separately * * [Material] Paper, gold brocade (medium gold) Country of Origin: Japan [Handling Precautions/Care Instructions] Folding or rolling the scroll will cause creases and wrinkles, so it is strictly prohibited. Gently dust with a soft-bristled brush, brush, or a soft, dry cloth. Using a wet cloth may cause discoloration, so be careful.