Hyottoko Mask Kitsune Bunshin - Tattoo Art by

Bunshin - Tattoo Art by Horihito (Keibunsha) Book

Noh performances are very stylized representations of traditional and well-known stories developed in Japan during the 14th century

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Males are depicted with open mouths with a horn on their heads and a paw resting on a sacred wish-fulfilling jewel

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Hyottoko Mask Kitsune Bunshin - Tattoo Art byJapanese Hyottoko Mask Discover the artistry and charm of the Hyottoko mask sourced and shipped directly from Japan. This stunning Japanese mask, made by skilled Japanese artisans, embodies the hilarious story behind the fire boy Hyottoko. Our team of licensed antique dealers here in Japan hand source all our masks. You may have seen a Hyottoko mask tattoo or see pictures of a traditional Japanese performer wearing one, but do you know the story