Rooted in the earthly realm, the Asakura-jō mask embodies an elderly commoner—often a fisherman, peasant, or woodcutter. Unlike the serene, divine elders of Noh, this type projects a rugged humanity marked by severe labor. It canonically appears in plays like Yashima and Akogi as the worldly disguise or ghost of a warrior, capturing a striking tension between weary age and resilient vitality. Estimated to date from the Shōwa or Heisei period, this mask is in good condition and exhibits an extremely high-quality cut. The features are precise, notably the perfectly rounded teeth and perfect nose shape. It features high-quality horse hair and includes a bag. Character: 朝倉尉（あさくらじょう / Asakura-jō—Old Man Asakura） Maker: 小杲春刀 Material: Wood Dimensions: 21 × 15.5 × 8 cm Weight: 245 Accessories: Bag The mask will be securely packaged, and the shipment will be fully insured.