The climax of the kechien kanjo ritual consists of throwing a flower at one of these objects while blindfolded.
One of these objects said to have been made on the twelfth day of the tenth month of the year 1279 CE is the subject of a controversy as to whether all others of its kind are mere copies. That example of these objects, a camphorwood tablet inscribed with Sanskrit and Chinese characters, is called the Dai-Gohonzon. The climax of the kechien kanjo ritual consists of throwing a flower at one of these objects while blindfolded. Components of these objects include the "fire of wisdom" and the Eight Great Charnel Grounds. The technique of scraping metal rods along (*) ridged funnels called chak-pur is used by Tibetan monks to create varieties of these objects from colored sand that they then destroy and disperse in a river. The Five Wisdom Kings and Five Wisdom Buddhas inhabit a connected pair of these objects that represent the Womb and Diamond Realms. For 10 points, name these meditation aids that symbolically depict the universe through geometric patterns.
One of these objects said to have been made on the twelfth day of the tenth month of the year 1279 CE is the subject of a controversy as to whether all others of its kind are mere copies.
mandalas [accept Dai-Gohonzon before mentioned]