A bugaku mask is a traditional Japanese mask used in bugaku, the ceremonial dance-drama of the imperial court. These masks are typically crafted from wood and are intricately painted, representing various characters, including deities, animals, and historical figures. Bugaku performances, which date back over a thousand years, combine music, dance, and elaborate costumes, with the masks playing a crucial role in conveying the characters' emotions and identities. Each mask serves not only as a visual element but also as a symbol of the cultural heritage of Japan.
Bugaku mask were used during the Heian period. The masked varied in size and were made from cypress wood. The mask can be 7-13 inches long and 4-7 inches deep. The carvings on the mask were to resemble Buddhist statues.
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Gunhild Gabbert has written: 'Die Masken des Bugaku'
There is no mask titled 'Cafe Mask' in Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
A round, bronze gong, hung in a frame on a stand. The size of the gong varies according to the style of music being performed. In the case of Bugaku the instrument is used in pairs and is played with two mallets.
A round, bronze gong, hung in a frame on a stand. The size of the gong varies according to the style of music being performed. In the case of Bugaku the instrument is used in pairs and is played with two mallets.
There is no mask titled 'Triple Mask' in The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask.
A round, bronze gong, hung in a frame on a stand. The size of the gong varies according to the style of music being performed. In the case of Bugaku the instrument is used in pairs and is played with two mallets.
A Mask for Me a Mask for You - 1967 was released on: USA: 1967
'a mask' is mwgwd; 'to mask' is mygydu or cuddio.
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