Hashihime is a type of Noh mask representing female resentment and obsession. Associated with the legend of the "Hashihime of Uji," it is frequently used in the Noh play *Kanawa*. Its expression—a blend of anger, anguish, and majesty—conveys powerful dramatic intensity. This Japanese hand-carved wooden Noh mask uses "Hashihime" as its theme, integrating strong emotions into the three-dimensional and delicate facial shape. The frowning eyebrows, deep forehead lines and slightly open-toothed mouth echo each other, showing an expression full of tension that makes people stop and appreciate it. The sculptures in the work have distinct layers, from the raised brow bones, the high bridge of the nose, to the turning of the cheeks and jaw, all showing the meticulous depiction of the body and expression. The fine black lines contrast with the warm facial background, while the golden eyes and teeth add a cold and mysterious brilliance to the whole. As the viewing angle and light change, the light and dark fluctuations on the face become more abundant, showing Nomen's unique sculptural beauty. Note: import duties, VAT and other fees collected by destination country are responsible by the buyer. Good condition: there are stains and wear off from aging and using, please also take a look at the listed photos for a reference.