Mask - Traditional Japanese Noh mask of *Okina* (No reserve price)

This is a traditional Japanese Noh mask known as "Okina" (representing an old man). It is hand-painted and features finely detailed facial wrinkles, hair ornamentation on the forehead, and a natural beard attached to the chin. Red cords are affixed to both sides, allowing it to be hung directly for display.
The Okina mask is a classic, auspicious mask in Japanese Noh theater, frequently used in ceremonies to invoke blessings and good fortune. Traces of hand-crafting are visible on the back, while the surface bears mottled marks from the passage of time—characteristic signs of natural aging for an antique piece.