In the months of December and January there is almost nothing to do in the garden, and with more than enough firewood for this winter I have had enough "free" time to finally get round to finishing some masks.
Red hanya masks exist in other parts of the country, but I have never seen one in an Iwami Kagura dance.
There was a program on NHK a few days ago that included an interview with a master maskmaker from Hamada, and onbe thing he said was that if a mask was meant to be scary, then make it scary. That's what I have tried to do here....
Saturday, February 12, 2011
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Beautiful and terrifying--really nice work!
ReplyDeleteWhere can i get this?!
ReplyDeleteMust have it!
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DeleteWhat is your email sir? Sorry for the late reply.
ReplyDeleteI found it, i will contact you asap.
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