Japanese Wooden Noh Mask Tenjin Chujo Ayakashi Beshimi Signed Traditional Woodblock Print Period: Meiji era (late 19th–early

Period: Meiji era (late 19th–early 20th century)

26 inchesWeight (tsuba only): 250 gBox size: 11

It represents the refined simplicity and practical beauty of traditional Japanese design

Uses Ideal for collectors of Japanese art or as an interior decoration that reflects the beauty of traditional Japanese aesthetics

These details highlight the advanced ceramic techniques of Japan’s earliest kilns

Japanese Wooden Noh Mask Tenjin Chujo Ayakashi Beshimi Signed Traditional Woodblock Print Period: Meiji era (late 19th–earlyJapanese Wooden Noh Mask Tenjin Chujo Ayakashi Beshimi Signed Traditional This is a Japanese wooden Noh mask representing Tenjin (Chujo Ayakashi Beshimi), traditionally used in Noh and Kyogen theater. Beautifully hand carved from natural wood and signed by the artist, it showcases the refined craftsmanship and expressive realism typical of Japanese mask making traditions. The masks bold facial expression, detailed mustache, and natural wood grain give