A Noh mask representing a girl in the first blush of womanhood called Koomote. The full cheeks, engaging, full-lipped smile, dimpled chin, and eyes that swerve up at the sides suggest an outgoing, engaging personality. The "caterpillar" eyebrows are painted high on a full forehead and the black hair parted in the middle has three loose strands on each side. It is 21.3 x 13.5 cm, carved wood with gofun and mineral pigments, 20th century.
