Showa Period Tengu Mask, Noh Festival Decoration, Lucky Charm and Protector

This Showa period Tengu mask was traditionally used in Noh festivals and is believed to ward off evil, bring good fortune, and promote prosperity. With its rich cultural significance, the mask would make a striking addition to your home, whether displayed at the entrance or in a traditional Japanese room.

Measuring approximately 21 cm in height and 16 cm in width, and weighing 72 g, this paper mache mask is crafted with great detail. Although it shows minor signs of wear from years of use, it retains its antique charm and remains in good condition.

A unique item for collectors of Noh theater artifacts, Japanese folk art, or those seeking a meaningful, decorative piece.