This is an old Japanese Noh mask depicting a wrestler, with the inscription "Honokusai" on the back. It was made by the same craftsman as the one depicting the Longevity Crown. The wrestler is a warrior figure with a dignified and fierce expression, symbolizing protection and warding off evil spirits. It is hand-carved from a single piece of wood and painted with mineral lacquer. The inner side has chipped edges and other damage; the lacquer on the face is worn, chipped, and stained in several places. All photos are accurate representations; no original box is included. It can be hung directly as a decorative piece, suitable for Japanese-style decor, tattoo parlors, tea rooms, and other spaces. Wearing it is not recommended.