Oni Mask shishimai tearing and/ or stains

tearing and/ or stains

Traditional Japanese Heishitori Mask

The origins of Kijin kei masks date back to the Northern and Southern Dynasties (1336 - 1392)

character engaged in the task of washing diapers

Shikami (顰) is one of the Kijin Kei mask (fierce god)

Oni Mask shishimai tearing and/ or stainsTraditional Japanese Oni Mask Description Oni () are probably the most common supernatural beings in Japanese cosmology and are depicted as rampaging, violent, and cruel. Almost always depicted with horns, their faces are typically pink, red, or blue grey. Genrally, oni are fearsome supernatural creatures; they have been described as the guardians of Buddhist Hell, demons who serve as torturers there, carrying out the punishments issued by the queen