Noh Mask: Magojiro With the author's signature stamp and a mask bag. This mask is said to have been created during the Muromachi period by Ukyo Hisatsugu (also known as Magojiro), an ancestor of the Kongo family. He, unable to overcome his grief for his young wife who had passed away, carved this mask while cherishing her "likeness." The slightly melancholic expression is of high quality, and it possesses the refined beauty characteristic of Japanese women who keep their feelings hidden. Thank you for viewing. The artist is a current Noh mask carver. I hope that Noh fans will enjoy having this mask in their possession. Thank you for your consideration.