Japanese mask

Late 19th Century Japanese signed Noh theater Mask of Okame, the Goddess of Mirth, a very popular image in Japanese culture. A beautiful example of this type of mask done by a master carver, using Cypress wood (Hinoki) and many layers of Gofun, crushed oyster shell lacquer. A very charming and well rendered image. 8.25 inches (21cm) high x 5.25 inches (13.5) wide.

PRICES MAY VARY. 1. Japanese Prajna Mask: Prajna symbolizes auspiciousness and warding off evil spirits in Japan, and has the meaning of scaring ghosts. With the three-dimensional design of the 3D prajna face cover, you can play various roles such as and ghosts, making your Halloween and carnival unforgettable! 2. Comfortable And : The newly designed prajna face cover is made of high-quality resin material, with excellent detail engraving and color matching. Fits perfectly on the face, it…

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Traditional Japanese ONI demon mask. Made of poleurethane on pine wooden panel. Japanese people used to put demon masks into there homes. They believed that if a home had its other evil will pass it by.

As a young noblewoman, Ko-omote has thick, dark hair parted down the middle, blackened teeth, and painted eyebrows high on her forehead, all standards of beauty during Japan's Heian period (794-1185). The Komparu and Kita schools of No_ performers prefer the sweet girlishness of Ko-omote for their portrayals of young women.

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