
This Noh mask of Kenreimon-in Toku is wrapped in a light blue cloth. It features a sculpted deer and fawn standing under wisteria flowers on top of the head. The fawn eats grass innocently, while the stag gazes straight ahead. This mask by Shuko Nakamura evokes a quiet story, reflecting on life after losing her family in the war.
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pigment, Clay, Lacquer, Japanese paper (Washi)

Shuko handcrafts Noh masks from wood, paper and lacquer that convey subtle expressions and movement