Vintage Japanese Porcelain Noh Mask Okina Nagasawa Ujiharu Franklin Gallery Pottery Usage: Due to its length

Usage: Due to its length ($360 ext{ cm}$)

The characters "樂浪" (Rakurou) and "富貴" (Fuki) are cast directly into the iron surface

Due to its weight and the sharpness of the teeth

SIZE Width: 4

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Vintage Japanese Porcelain Noh Mask Okina Nagasawa Ujiharu Franklin Gallery Pottery Usage: Due to its lengthThis is a remarkable vintage Japanese porcelain Noh mask depicting "Okina" (an old man), revered as a sacred and auspicious figure in Noh theater. It was created under the supervision of the renowned master Noh mask maker Nagasawa Ujiharu, a certified preserver of intangible cultural properties. This special limited edition porcelain mask was published by the Franklin Gallery in 1983 (Showa 58), in collaboration with the Japan Noh Mask Association.