Noh mask Jido

Unknown18th century

Fukuoka City Museum
福岡市早良区百道浜3-1-1, Japan

The Jido mask is worn by an immortal legendary wizard or an incarnated god. It does not show the ephemeral beauty of a youth, but the grace of a holy being transcending its age. Light front hair hanging on the forehead and bow-shaped narrow eyebrows emphasize its mysterious impression.

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Details

Title: Noh mask Jido
Creator: Unknown
Date: 18th century
Physical Dimensions: w14.3 x h20.5 x d7.7 cm
Type: Sculpture
External Link: http://museum.city.fukuoka.jp/

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