This Meiji-era hand-colored woodblock print depicts Kishimojin, a revered protector deity in Nichiren Buddhism, associated with protecting children and offering blessings. Originating from the sacred site of Minobu-san, a key location in Nichiren Shu Buddhism, this single print measures approximately 36.5 cm by 18 cm. Despite some folding and signs of wear due to its age, it remains a fascinating piece of religious and artistic history, ideal for collectors of Japanese woodblock prints and antique religious art.
