Vintage Japanese Ceramic Noh Mask Okina, Showa Era Noh Kabuki Seishi Bosatsu is traditionally known

Seishi Bosatsu is traditionally known as one of the attendants of Amida Buddha

The style also diversified

it brings a calm and historic atmosphere to an interior

and traditional styling create a commanding presence reminiscent of historical samurai armor

This doll wears a beautiful autumn-colored kimono and carries a traditional Japanese fan

Vintage Japanese Ceramic Noh Mask Okina, Showa Era Noh Kabuki Seishi Bosatsu is traditionally knownCondition : Vintage Condition Origin : 100% MADE IN JAPAN Material : Ceramic Age : Showa Dimension : approx H20cm x W13cm x D6cm(7. 87inch x 5. 11inch x 2. 36inch) There are approximately 60 kinds of Noh masks. The origin of Noh is from the entertainment called Sangaku which was transmitted from China in the Nara era. From the beginning of the Heian period, Sangaku spreads across Japan and gradually becomes known as Sarugaku. It is the beginning of