Japanese Wood Noh Mask Okina Old Man Vtg Nohmen Kokushiki-Jo Black Display OM107 tsuru 9 cm long

<bigger tiger> 9 cm long x 6

and plaques

light bulbs (5W)

5 cm wide (ends) x 45

Triangular uchishiki is mainly used by followers of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism as the upper table (Maejyoku) and the front table (Uwajyoku) in the Buddhist altar during events such as New Year's Day

Japanese Wood Noh Mask Okina Old Man Vtg Nohmen Kokushiki-Jo Black Display OM107 tsuru <bigger tiger> 9 cm longVintage Japanese Noh Mask This is a vintage Japanese wood noh mask (noh men) decoration. This character is the face of an old man (okina). This particular mask is called Kokushiki jo. It has a black face and a movable jaw, used for a specific Noh play called Sanba so. This mask comes with a fan shaped wooden board where the mask can be placed for display. There are inscriptions on the back. Black, red, brown Wood, metal 1985 Some characters: Kokushiki