Akobujyo Mask tsuba The dancers depict cranes

The dancers depict cranes

each mask is crafted to capture the details on a young woman

(We use a tennis ball for customers to gauge the size of the items

a jolly man with lucky fat earlobes wearing a soft squashed hat and a uchidenokozuchi (magic mallet)

Akobujyo Mask tsuba The dancers depict cranesTraditional Wooden Japanese Akobujyo Mask Description Akobu jyo, or Akobuj or Akobu jo, is a traditional Japanese Noh mask representing a grievous old man. The name "Akobu jyo" is derived from the mask's appearance, which features lumps or slightly sagging cheek]. In Japanese, "kobu" means lump, and the prefix "A" is believed to come from Buddhism. This mask is classified as a "jo" mask, which generally depicts old men. Specifically, Akobu jyo belongs