Sanskrit pendant top: (Kiriku, Dog/Pig, Amida Tathagata)

Killeek:Amida Nyorai: Dog/Pig

A Sanskrit pendant set with bronze coins with Sanskrit characters and zodiac signs engraved on each side in a 925 silver frame with an ivy pattern.

Killeek: Dogyear andPigGuardian deity of the year:Amida Nyorai

Even if you don't know about Amida Nyorai, many people may be familiar with the nenbutsu called Namu Amidabutsu. Namu isis a kanji based on the Indian pronunciation, and it means please. In other words, ``Namu Amidabutsu'' means, ``Amida-sama, please.''

What kind of god is Amida Tathagata, whom we pray to? He is a god who transports us to the Pure Land of Paradise. It is said that with his immense compassion, he relieves people of their suffering and brings them eternal peace. Palms together.

Chain sold separately
Image used necklace:Anchor Square Necklace (L)

Sanskrit pendant top: (Kiriku, Dog/Pig, Amida Tathagata)
SILVER/BRONZE
W36mm H23mm

[Official] Zocalo Online Shop
Official ZOCALO Online Shop
ZOCALO JAPAN
ZPDS0055

PS:Current Amidakuji games generally start by drawing vertical lines for the number of people, and then drawing some horizontal lines between them to form a ladder shape. Amidakuji has a long history and is said to have been held since the Muromachi period, but unlike today, Amidakuji at that time generally drew lines radiating outward from the center. It came to be called Amidakuji because its shape resembles the halo that shines behind Amida Nyorai. By the way, Amidakuji is written in kanji as "Amida Lottery".