Fuku-no-Kami (ふくのかみ / 福の神), the smiling god of good fortune, rendered in hand-carved wood from Shōwa-era Japan. Maker unknown but there is an inscription. An approachable divinity for modern interiors and serious collections alike. This authentic Japanese Noh/Kyōgen mask channels auspicious blessing into a warm, livable presence. Shōwa period craftsmanship bridges tradition and 20th-century refinement: compact, balanced proportions, a confident red-and-black palette, and an expression designed to welcome rather than intimidate. As décor, it radiates calm optimism; as a collectible, it offers an elegant entry into Nōgaku aesthetics—heritage you can live with. Material: Wood Character: Fuku-no-Kami (福の神) Era (estimate): Shōwa period (1926–1989), Japan Dimensions: 20 × 14 × 7 cm Weight: 247 g Colors: Red, Black A welcoming smile softens the room as light grazes the carved cheeks and gentle eyes. The compact form is quietly magnetic, suggesting luck arriving without fanfare—an everyday blessing made visible. Professional presentation meets peace of mind: photographs provide the truest sense of condition and color [sRGB]. Securely packaged and shipment is always insured for safe delivery.