Noh masks colection tie

Noh masks are masks used in Noh plays. Established in the 14th century, Noh is a representative classic Japanese performing art that has refined its own style. This work was designed using Noh masks. ◎Name of Mask [Japanese (romaji / English)] From left in the upper row : 翁 (okina / old man), 若女 (waka on-na / young woman ), 蛇(jya / An outburst of anger that has turned him into a demon.) Middle step : 小面 (ko-omote / Youngest Women) , 般若 (han-nya / demoness), 大喝食 (ohkassiki / Half-monk, half-folk servant boy announcing a meal at a Zen temple.) Bottom step : 大飛出 (ohtobide / The face of Sugawara no Michizane, who became a vengeful spirit, when he became angry and spat out boxwood from his mouth.), 姥 (uba / Older women), 小尉 (kojyō / The old man incarnate as God.), *Note: We used public domain data from ColBase and cropped the data. (https://colbase.nich.go.jp/collection_items?locale=ja&limit=100&with_image_file=1&only_parent=0&free_word=能面) My design can be transferred to over 1000 other items and you can adjust the design to fit your product as needed.