Traditional Japanese Tsuina (Oni) Mask

-----Description-----

The Tsuina (追儺) mask represents the devil/demon, or Oni of the supernatural.

These masks date back to the Heian period, used in an annual event in the Imperial Palace on New Year's Eve (December 30 (old calendar)). 

This yearly event is the source of the current Setsubun festival, known for its "bean-throwing" ritual. 

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Traditional Japanese plaster & resin

Sizing: Please see the pictures for sizing. (We use a tennis ball to gauge the size of the items for customers.)

Condition: Please note that all the masks listed are old and have been used by Japanese people. This gives the items various weathering and imperfections. You can see the quality of the items in the photos.

You will receive the item in the photo.

Shipping: ***PLEASE NOTE: When ordering, please include a contact telephone number for the courier shipping documents. We must ship with a telephone number.

All items shipped via Japan Post or Yamato Courier and include a tracking number.

Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.

These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine these additional costs before bidding or buying.

Returns: Returns are only accepted on items that Japan Post or Yamato Courier has damaged.

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