Invocation Sheet (Nembutsu), from Gangō-ji, Asuka

Harvard Art Museums

Invocation Sheet (Nembutsu), from Gangō-ji, Asuka

Date
1392-1568
Medium
Framed printed invocation sheet; ink on paper
Culture
Japanese
Department
Department of Asian Art
Institution
Harvard Art Museums
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