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Heart Sutra Copy Paper by Kobaien.

Name: Heart Sutra Copy Paper by Kobaien.
Brand: Japanese inkstick shop by Ichi Inc. The authorized dealer of Kobaien, Japan.
Price: 12.00 USD
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Heart Sutra Copy Paper by Kobaien.

$12

Product information

20 sheets of sutra copy paper
1 sheet of example paper

Size:

Width: 245mm
Length: 334mm
Weight ( including shipping material ) : 370g

Kobaien has selected this sutra paper as the most suitable paper for beginners to use for sutra copying meditation using its Koukaboku inkstick. It contains a model of the Heart Sutra.

Sutra copying is the East Asian practice of hand-copying Buddhist sutras ( Wikipedia ) .

It is also a Japanese traditional cultural activity that has been a cherished since the old days. It refers to copying each letter of sutra on paper.

In Japan, The Heart Sutra ( Hannya Shinkyo, 般若心経 ) , consisting of about 300 characters, is often used for this practice, and many people enjoy it as a meditation.

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