Folk art Kagura masks painting set 大国主命 (Okuninushi no Mikoto)& 事代主命 (Kotoshironushi no Mikoto) Papier-mache mask/Handmade 節分 do not wash with water

do not wash with water

155mm × Height approx

*The material and shape of the pedestal  will depend on the type of Kumiko pattern you choose

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Folk art Kagura masks painting set 大国主命 (Okuninushi no Mikoto)& 事代主命 (Kotoshironushi no Mikoto) Papier-mache mask/Handmade 節分 do not wash with waterThese gods appear in Kagura's "Kuniyuzuri ()". The Okuninushi no Mikoto on the left is also known as "Daikokuten ()" or "Daikoku sama ()" and is the enshrined deity of Izumo Taisha (). He is the god of good fortune and matchmaking. The Kotoshiro nushi no Mikoto on the right is also called "Ebisu ()" and is the enshrined deity of Miho Shrine (). He is the guardian deity of maritime safety, prosperous business, and fishing. These papier mache kagura