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Noh mask Shinkaku
Unknown18th century, Edo period
Tachibana Museum
Fukuoka-ken, Japan
This mask represents a vengeful spirit with divine power. It is used for the role of a ghost of a military commander. The name of the mask is derived from the craftsman ‘Shinkaku,’ who created the first Shinakaku mask. He was one of the eight major Noh mask carvers in the 16the century.
Details
- Title: Noh mask Shinkaku
- Creator: Unknown
- Date Created: 18th century, Edo period
- Physical Dimensions: L: 20.3cm, W: 14.0cm, Thic: 8.8cm, Wt: 130g
- Type: Sculpture
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