Good-luck Mask (With Board)

In Noh dramas, an elderly man or woman often appears on the stage as the incarnation of a god in plays that feature celebratory content. For this reason, these masks are often used decoratively to ward off evil spirits and misfortune. In addition, foxes appear in plays featuring good harvests as the incarnation of the god of fortune. The “kumadori” mask is a very auspicious mask used for roles representing bravery, justice, and strength.

Good-luck Mask (With Board)

In Noh dramas, an elderly man or woman often appears on the stage as the incarnation of a god in plays that feature celebratory content. For this reason, these masks are often used decoratively to ward off evil spirits and misfortune. In addition, foxes appear in plays featuring good harvests as the incarnation of the god of fortune. The “kumadori” mask is a very auspicious mask used for roles representing bravery, justice, and strength.

Good-luck Mask (With Board)

In Noh dramas, an elderly man or woman often appears on the stage as the incarnation of a god in plays that feature celebratory content. For this reason, these masks are often used decoratively to ward off evil spirits and misfortune. In addition, foxes appear in plays featuring good harvests as the incarnation of the god of fortune. The “kumadori” mask is a very auspicious mask used for roles representing bravery, justice, and strength.

Good-luck Mask (With Board)

In Noh dramas, an elderly man or woman often appears on the stage as the incarnation of a god in plays that feature celebratory content. For this reason, these masks are often used decoratively to ward off evil spirits and misfortune. In addition, foxes appear in plays featuring good harvests as the incarnation of the god of fortune. The “kumadori” mask is a very auspicious mask used for roles representing bravery, justice, and strength.

Good-luck Mask (With Board)

In Noh dramas, an elderly man or woman often appears on the stage as the incarnation of a god in plays that feature celebratory content. For this reason, these masks are often used decoratively to ward off evil spirits and misfortune. In addition, foxes appear in plays featuring good harvests as the incarnation of the god of fortune. The “kumadori” mask is a very auspicious mask used for roles representing bravery, justice, and strength.

Good-luck Mask (With Board)

In Noh dramas, an elderly man or woman often appears on the stage as the incarnation of a god in plays that feature celebratory content. For this reason, these masks are often used decoratively to ward off evil spirits and misfortune. In addition, foxes appear in plays featuring good harvests as the incarnation of the god of fortune. The “kumadori” mask is a very auspicious mask used for roles representing bravery, justice, and strength.