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Kinkaku-Ji (The Golden Temple) - Wrebbit Jigsaw Puzzle

kinkaku-ji zen temple puzz3d, jigsaw puzzle of the famous golden temple, puzz3d by wrebbit

Puzzle Title: Kinkaku-Ji (The Golden Temple)
Product ID: P3D-7006

Number of Pieces: 357

Size:     Height = 9.5 inches
             Width = 11 inches
             Depth = 8 inches

Manufacturer: Wrebbit
Only $299.99
Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion) is a Zen temple formally known as Rokuonji.

In 1397 construction started on the Golden Pavilion as part of a new residence for the retired shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu. Kinkakuji was converted into a Zen temple after Yoshimitsu's death in 1408.

The Golden Pavilion functions as shariden, housing sacred relics of the Buddha and is covered in gold leaf. The present building dates from 1955 as the pavilion was burnt by a fanatic monk in 1950.
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