Dry Lacquer Bugaku Mask inuyama-ware Kunimi mainly studied from Wahei

Kunimi mainly studied from Wahei

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This listing is for a small Kyo-ware seihakuji porcelain koi okimono made around 40 years ago by noted potter

7”) x 45

he works out of Sennyuji Gama and is certified as a Kyoto Traditional Craftsperson

Dry Lacquer Bugaku Mask inuyama-ware Kunimi mainly studied from Wahei*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a kanshitsu dry lacquer bugaku mask made around 20 30 years ago. It is made of wood with a layer of gauze over the top, and finished with red and black lacquer. This particular mask is worn during the Chikyu dance at bugaku performances. Bugaku refers to a court dance that began during the mid Heian period, which is now