Kagura Hannya Demon Wall Garden Mask Plaque
Hannya masks have been an integral part of Japanese Noh theatre since the year 1558, embodying the vengeful spirit of a woman consumed by jealousy. These masks are distinctly characterized by their sharp, menacing horns, piercing eyes that seem to follow you, and a sinister grin that sends shivers down the spine. Such features are not merely decorative; they represent the complex emotions and inner turmoil of the characters portrayed in these ancient theatrical performances.
Our collection of unique wall masks is crafted from premium designer resin, reflecting a dedication to quality and authenticity. Each piece is meticulously hand-finished in a faux bronze style, accentuating every intricate detail of the facial features and the intense emotions they convey. This careful craftsmanship ensures that the masks not only capture the essence of Japan's historic theatre but also serve as stunning pieces of art that can enhance any space.
Hannya masks hold a significant place in the cultural tapestry of Japan, often symbolizing the darker aspects of human emotion and the consequences of unchecked jealousy and rage. Their presence in Noh theatre is not just for dramatic effect; they also serve as a poignant reminder of the depth of human emotion and the timeless nature of these stories. By owning one of these beautifully crafted masks, you are not only acquiring a piece of art but also a fragment of history, steeped in tradition and rich storytelling.
Features:
Kagura Hannya Demon Wall Garden Mask Plaque
Hannya masks, used in Japanese Noh theatre as early as 1558
Embody the jealous female demon with her pointy horns, penetrating eyes and menacing smile
Cast in quality designer resin
Exclusive scaled wall masks are hand-finished in faux bronze to capture each rich facial feature and rich emotion portrayed in the historic theatre of Japan
Details:
7½"Wx3"Dx9½"H
2 lbs.
