A Japanese thangka-style hanging scroll 掛け軸 (kakejiku) depicting the Amida Triad 阿弥陀三尊仏 (Amida Sanzonbutsu), rendered with rich pigments and gilded detailing. Central figure is Amida Buddha (Amitābha), the Buddha of Boundless Light, standing within a mandorla filled with small seated Buddha figures. He is flanked by the two traditional attendant bodhisattvas: Kannon 観音 (Avalokiteśvara) on the right and Seishi 勢至 (Mahāsthāmaprāpta) on the left. At the base kneel Honda no Yoshimitsu (also known as Zenkō), founder of Zenkō-ji Temple, and his wife. This configuration identifies the painting as a depiction of the Zenkō-ji Nyorai 善光寺如来, a highly venerated image at Zenkō-ji in Nagano. Executed in colour and ink on paper, highlighted with gold, and mounted within ornate brocade silk borders. Fitted with copper jikusaki. Dimensions: Scroll: Height 150.5 cm, Width 54.5 cm. Image: Height 84.5 cm, Width 35.5 cm In fair condition with horizontal creases, small tears and losses. Please refer to the photos for a clear condition reference. Reverse label inscription: A Buddhist dedicatory verse, beginning with: “The Buddha, source of compassion, embraces all beings and never abandons them…” 念佛泉主攝取不捨 Complete with original wooden storage box, inscribed: Front: 「善光寺如來之像畫」– “Painting of the Image of the Nyorai of Zenkō-ji.” Reverse dated Shōwa 55 (1980) and signed: 進譽大英 (Shinyo Daiei). When shipped we will add a certificate of authenticity.