This vintage wooden Hannya mask, crafted in the 1950s–1960s, is a stunning example of Japanese folk art and craftsmanship. With its intricate details and expressive design, it reflects the artistry and cultural significance of traditional Noh theater. Perfect as a decorative object, it also serves as a symbol of protection and a fascinating conversation piece.
The mask measures approximately 25.5 cm in height, 18.5 cm in width, and 14 cm in depth. While it shows some signs of wear, including minor scuffs, paint loss, and patina from age, these details add to its character and authenticity. A timeless piece for collectors or those drawn to Japanese heritage.
