The "Goshiki-maku" is a "five-colored cloth curtain" hung on the buildings, gates, and entrances of Buddhist temples. It signifies the temple and symbolizes the widespread dissemination of the teachings of the Buddha. While primarily used as decoration in temples, the same five colors have spread to other aspects of Japanese culture. They are also used in decorations for ceremonies in temple main halls and gates, the streamers of carp streamers (koinobori), the strips of paper for the Tanabata festival, and the color schemes of Noh stages and sumo wrestling decorations. There are other faint stains like the one in the image, but they are not noticeable. Overall, the condition is good. 【Material】Chemical fiber 【Colors】Green, Yellow, Vermilion, White, Purple 【Size】Length (from the top loop): 89cm, Width: 672cm, String Length: Approximately 815cm Blue (Green) represents a calm mind, meditation; Red represents continuous effort, diligence; Yellow represents an unwavering body, stability; White represents a pure heart, purity; and Black (Purple) represents endurance in the face of suffering. These five colors are also explained in Buddhism as representing the virtues of the Buddha and the wisdom of the Five Wisdom Buddhas. Instant purchase is welcome. If you purchase multiple items, we will offer a discount, so please comment. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask before purchasing. n