Thanks again, Don. WOW! That's quite a production. I've made a printout of your post to have it for any future whims and desires. I'll keep my plain, foam laminated Gohonzon (#88) in my butsudan as is. We're used to each other and don't need the adjustment of a new change. The gods must've forgiven me by now for my lack of decorum. If not, that's their problem.
I know all this theatrical info will be of great use in the future. I love the beauty of it! Be well and happy (you certainly deserve it!). Diana --- In [email protected], Don Ross <campr...@...> wrote: > > LOL... well, it depends upon what you want, Diana, but here it goes. Bring > with you a print of the Gohonzon you want (black & white is fine). Also bring > the pdf file of the same Gohonzon on a cd-rom. I recommend the Yahoo Group > "Gohonzon Info" for the best printable files. Again, black and white is fine, > even best. > > You can have it made gold on black wood, or gold on plexi-glass. The gold on > black wood is basically an ordinary trophy blank converted to our use. You > can do other colors too if you wish. > > For plexi-glass, if you want the regular look, have them laser the front > shiny side of the plexi-glass. If you want the "uh-la-la" version where the > characters glow gold, have them reverse the image of the Mandala (so that it > is backwards) and laser it onto the back painted side of the plexi-glass. > Then when you get it home, you will need to make a shadow box for it and give > it a nightlight cord. Enjoy the journey. ;-] > > --- On Thu, 4/8/10, Diana <taidan...@...> wrote: > I was so surprised by the suggestion of a trophy shop, that I forgot to ask > what to request when I go there. Could you enlighten me, please? > > As usual, I thank you in advance. > > Diana > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links >
