Unused Shingon Buddhism hanging scroll for Buddhist altar, 50s size: Dainichi Nyorai, Fudo Myo-o, Kobo Daishi Kukai, Buddhist robes and kesa.

Unused Shingon Buddhism hanging scroll for Buddhist altar.

?? For New Doctrine Shingon Buddhism (Chisan-ha, Buzan-ha), a different hanging scroll is required.

Although unused, this item has been stored, so it is listed as Close to unused.

Shingon Buddhism
With Dainichi Nyorai as the principal Buddha, it aims for instant Buddhahood through the power of the three mysteries: the physical mystery (shinmitsu) of forming mudras, the vocal mystery (kumitsu) of chanting mantras, and the mental mystery (imitsu) of contemplating the principal image in the mind.
In the early 9th century, Kūkai, who traveled to Tang China, learned Esoteric Buddhism from Huiguo and established a sect upon his return.

Dainichi Nyorai
(Sanskrit) Mahāvairocana
Makabirushana.
The principal Buddha of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism.
The fundamental Buddha embodying the true nature of the universe.
Occupies the central position in mandalas.
In the Diamond Realm, representing wisdom, he forms the Chi-ken-in mudra.
In the Womb Realm, representing principle, he forms the Hōkai-jō-in mudra.
Mantra: ON ABIRAUNKEN BAZARADATO BAN

Fudo Myoo
(Sanskrit) Acalanātha
As an emanation of Dainichi Nyorai, he is depicted in a wrathful form, holding a to cut off evil in his right hand and a rope for salvation in his left, with flames behind him.
Mantra: NOUMAKU SANMANDABAZARADAN SENDA MAKOROSHADA SOWATAYA UNTARATA KANMAN

Kōbō Daishi (Kūkai)
[774-835] Founder of the Shingon sect.
Traveled to Tang China in the 23rd year of the Enryaku era (804).
Established Kongōbu-ji Temple on Mount Kōya and made Tō-ji Temple in Kyoto a Shingon training center.
Sacred Name: Namu Daishi Henjō Kongō

Size
50th generation
30.2 cm x 11.2 cm (top)
13.3 cm (lower scroll)

Stains on the back of Dainichi Nyorai, top and bottom. Image 8
Stains on the back of Fudo Myoo, bottom. Images 10, 11

Although originally intended for Buddhist altars,
it is also suitable to keep it close by as a personal Buddha (guardian deity),
or to carry it with you for devotion.

She was a nun who performed her devotions
with her personal Buddha placed in the room facing west.

(The Tale of Genji, Wakana-shō)

Thank you for your consideration.

Buddhism
Shaka Nyorai, Amida Nyorai, Dainichi Nyorai
Jizo Bosatsu, Kannon Bosatsu, Fudo Myoo
Sutra of the Three Pure Land Sutras, Three Sutras of Dainichi, Three Sutras of the Lotus Sutra
Three Sutras for National Protection

Hossō-shū, Dōshō
Kegon-shū, Shinshō
Ritsu-shū, Ganjin
Tendai-shū, Saichō
Shingon-shū, Kūkai
Yūzū Nenbutsu-shū, Ryōnin
Jōdo-shū, Hōnen
Rinzai-shū, Eisai
Jōdo Shinshū, Shinran
Sōtō-shū, Dōgen
Nichiren-shū, Nichiren
Jishū, Ippen
ōbaku-shū, Ingen