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A miniature, hand-painted Japanese Hannya Noh mask (Soga Men) in ceramic, made in Japan and dated to 1970–1980, measuring 5 cm high by 3 cm wide, comes with the original wooden tomobako storage box labeled 嵯峨面 梅山作.

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Beautiful miniature Japanese Hannya Noh mask, also known as Soga Men (嵯峨面), handcrafted and hand-painted by Umeyama (梅山作).
Hannya mask represents the jealous female demon in traditional Japanese Noh theatre. This small decorative mask features classic white skin, gold eyes, red lips and golden fangs, with black hair and golden horns, attached with orange hanging cords and tassels.
Comes with original wooden tomobako storage box, the box has handwritten Japanese calligraphy label “嵯峨面 梅山作”.

Beautiful miniature Japanese Hannya Noh mask, also known as Soga Men (嵯峨面), handcrafted and hand-painted by Umeyama (梅山作).
Hannya mask represents the jealous female demon in traditional Japanese Noh theatre. This small decorative mask features classic white skin, gold eyes, red lips and golden fangs, with black hair and golden horns, attached with orange hanging cords and tassels.
Comes with original wooden tomobako storage box, the box has handwritten Japanese calligraphy label “嵯峨面 梅山作”.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Ceramic
Country of origin
Japan
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
5 cm
Width
3 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
Hong KongVerified
9
Objects sold
Private

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