Vase - Wood - Japan (No reserve price)

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Japanese hand-carved wooden mask of a female Noh character, dating from 1990–2000, with hand-painted features, a signed interior, and gold-coloured cords for wearing or wall display; measures about 25 cm high and 6.5 cm wide, in good condition with small signs of aging.

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This piece is a hand-carved wooden mask of a female character from traditional Japanese Noh theater. Carved from solid wood and featuring a hand-painted finish, it displays exquisitely detailed eyebrows, eyes, and red lips, conveying a gentle and serene expression. The artist's signature is carved into the interior, and the mask is fitted with gold-colored cords, making it suitable for either wearing or wall display.

This piece is a hand-carved wooden mask of a female character from traditional Japanese Noh theater. Carved from solid wood and featuring a hand-painted finish, it displays exquisitely detailed eyebrows, eyes, and red lips, conveying a gentle and serene expression. The artist's signature is carved into the interior, and the mask is fitted with gold-colored cords, making it suitable for either wearing or wall display.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Japan
Material
Wood
Manufacturer/brand
Japanese Hexagonal Wooden Vase, Maki-e with Mother of Pearl Inlay
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
25 cm
Width
6.5 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
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Objects sold
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