Vintage Japanese Porcelain Noh Mask Okina Nagasawa Ujiharu Franklin Gallery Pottery Please check the photos for

Please check the photos for details on the beautiful fish pattern and condition

The original wooden box shows minor shelf wear and discoloration

The characters "樂浪" (Rakurou) and "富貴" (Fuki) are cast directly into the iron surface

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Vintage Japanese Porcelain Noh Mask Okina Nagasawa Ujiharu Franklin Gallery Pottery Please check the photos forThis is a remarkable vintage Japanese porcelain Noh mask depicting "Okina" (an old man), revered as a sacred and auspicious figure in Noh theater. It was created under the supervision of the renowned master Noh mask maker Nagasawa Ujiharu, a certified preserver of intangible cultural properties. This special limited edition porcelain mask was published by the Franklin Gallery in 1983 (Showa 58), in collaboration with the Japan Noh Mask Association.