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Hyottoko and Okame masks are also called "laughing masks". They come from the popular culture of Japan, from the people working in the rice fields.

Japanese theater Okame mask. A flat style designs for fans and lovers of the Japanese traditional art and culture.

Tengu masks are often depicted as deity creatures having bright red faces and extended noses. Okame is a plain-faced woman, featured together here with the Tengu as a symbol of being brothers.

Japanese theater Okame mask. A flat style designs for fans and lovers of the Japanese traditional art and culture.

Traditional Japanese Mask Okame is an essential element of the centuries old tradition of Noh theater. Flat color stylized design

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hyottoko and okame

Traditional Japanese Mask Okame is an essential element of the centuries old tradition of Noh theater. Flat color stylized design

Also known as Uzume or Otafuku, it represents the goddess who brings good fortune and joy. It is believed that the first Okame masks created may have represented an idealized form of female beauty; these became traditional of the theater of Kyogen.