Monshu Shisho Honganji Rin Kesha Geometric Pattern Orange and Gold

This is a Buddhist ritual implement (tool) called a **Montoshiki-sho** used in the Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha (Nishi Hongwanji) sect. It is worn by general followers as formal attire during Buddhist services and is equivalent to a Rin-gesa or Han-gesa, which are types of Kesa (Buddhist robes).

About the Montoshiki-sho:
* Usage: Worn during Buddhist services such as chanting at your home altar, visiting temples, and memorial services. It signifies awareness and respect as a Monto (believer).
* How to wear: Worn hanging from the neck.
* Color distinction: There is no strict distinction between men's and women's Montoshiki-sho based on color or pattern.

- Color: Orange with gold pattern
- Design: Geometric pattern
- Material: Fabric
- Embellishments: Gold embroidery and braided cord
- Features: Features a unique pattern and embellishments

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