● Suigetsu Tanaka One of the leading Noh mask makers of the 20th century, known for his works that incorporate his unique aesthetic and expression while inheriting traditional Noh mask-making techniques. Suigetsu Tanaka's works are not only used on the Noh stage but are also known for their rich expressions and meticulous carving details, which beautifully express the emotions and background stories contained within the masks. His masks have a unique dignity and are highly trusted by Noh performers, and are also highly regarded both domestically and internationally as works of art. Representative works include "Hannya," "Okina," and "Ko-omote." These masks are often used on the Noh stage and play an important role in drawing out the emotions of the performers. Furthermore, Suigetsu Tanaka's Noh masks occupy an important position in contemporary Noh mask making. His technique and artistry have influenced the next generation of Noh mask makers, serving as a model for preserving tradition while pursuing new expressions. His works are important materials for understanding Japanese traditional culture, and their value increases along with the history of Noh, making them important cultural assets to be passed on to the future as representatives of Japanese traditional art. Please note that due to amateur photography, the colors may appear different depending on the lighting. However, the item has been stored in a dark place without being used at all after purchase, so it is in beautiful condition with no visible scratches or stains, in my amateur opinion. I am an amateur seller, so I do not have detailed information. I have included multiple photos, so please examine them before purchasing and make your purchase only if you are satisfied. As this is an item from a bygone era, please refrain from purchasing if you are overly sensitive. Thank you for your understanding.