Kagura mask of Kushi Inada Hime (稲田姫) Wooden/Hand-carved/for kagura dance

This is a wooden carved mask used in Bitchu Kagura, a dance that is an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Japan.

This mask is of a princess who appears in the story of the slaying of the giant snake, called Kushi Inada Hime. She later becomes the wife of Susanoo-no-Mikoto.

You can display it in your room as a talisman, or you can wear it while dancing.

These authentic masks can be used in Kagura dances, and are carved by a master craftsman with 45 years of experience, using precious paulownia wood that has been dried for more than 10 years.
The masks are painted with lacquer paint in a "glossy finish," which requires 15 coats of primer and 15 coats of finish. The work is finished slowly and carefully, giving it a beautiful and dignified appearance.

Product Details

Finished Kagura mask (Kushi Inada Hime)...1 piece

 All kagura masks are handmade. Please note that there may be slight differences between the photos and the actual product.

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Kagura mask coloring set【Simple version】