Living National Treasure Ujiharu Nagasawa's Work "Okina" (Old Man) Sold by Franklin Gallery Made of ceramic Comes with a paulownia wood box, a matching box, a wooden display stand, unused, in excellent condition Produced by taking a mold from Ujiharu Nagasawa's original Noh mask, sold by Franklin Gallery Noh Mask Width: 15.0cm Height: 17.5cm Wooden Stand Width: 26.8cm Height: 40.0cm Although it is a new, unused item, it has been stored at home for a long time. Ujiharu Nagasawa Became a disciple of Noh mask maker Seigo Tachibana. Born in 1912 in Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, to a gardener's family. In 1979, designated as a Living National Treasure, a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property. In 1983, received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Fifth Class.