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title: oni mask – iwami kagura (by hakusan master artisan)

origin: iwami region, shimane prefecture, japan
cultural context: iwami kagura is a heroic traditional performing art from western shimane, today designated as an important intangible folk cultural property of japan.
the masks used in iwami kagura are its central symbol — especially the oni (demons), serpent, raijōmon demon, ebisu, and kōjin types — celebrated for their dramatic and powerful forms.

about the artist — hakusan (白山):
hakusan is one of the most renowned mask carvers in the iwami region, leading the “hakusan school,” which preserves traditional techniques and aesthetic values.
features of the hakusan style include:

dynamic and expressive facial modeling

thick, lustrous lacquer coating with vivid color tones

finely implanted hair detailing

characteristic reddish-brown finish on the reverse side

details

category description
type oni mask (iwami kagura, designated intangible cultural property)
artist hakusan (master craftsman)
material wood, lacquer, natural hair
period mid to late shōwa era (circa 1950s–1980s)
region shimane prefecture, japan
style traditional iwami kagura mask – oni type

size: length 33 cm × width 17 cm × depth 14 cm
weight: 130 g

shipping: dhl or japan post
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