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RELIGION in JAPAN SERIES o 6 o Ishite-ji Wishing Stones |
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There is a legend that a dying man was given a stone by a famous monk named Kobo Daishi that had "Saburo Emon is reborn" written on it. Nine months later, a child was born clutching that same stone. Ishite-ji, literally "stone hand temple" is now a popular place for people to make their own wishes, writing them on stones and tossing them onto piles in the hopes that they will be granted. |
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| Each photo includes a label printed on heavy weight white paper with a yuzen accent. The label is signed by the artist and is not glued on to allow you to display it as you choose after you have framed the photo. Of course, you don't have to frame it - it's up to you! The photos shown are stock; please remember that these are hand produced. | ||||
| Religion in Japan is a series of 8 photos of Japanese religious icons, statues, and traditions. These photos are mounted in an 11"x14" cream mat but are NOT framed. Photo is 8"x10". | ||||
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