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Tsuina (Oni) Mask Takeminakata These masks date back to

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These masks date back to the Heian period

from whose tail he retrieved the sword Kusanagi

a fierce-god mask distinguished by its dramatically protruding eyes and exposed fangs

the mask conveys a neutral expression

The mask reflects a very young woman

Tsuina (Oni) Mask Takeminakata These masks date back toTraditional Japanese Tsuina (Oni) Mask Description The Tsuina () mask represents the devil demon, or Oni of the supernatural. These masks date back to the Heian period, used in an annual event in the Imperial Palace on New Year's Eve (December 30 (old calendar)). This yearly event is the source of the current Setsubun festival, known for its "bean throwing" ritual. Material Traditional Japanese plaster & resin Sizing: Please see the pictures for

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