Dragon King with Golden Horn Nuo Drama Mask Featured

Originated from Nuoy i(an ancient exorcising ceremony) in ancient times,Nuox i(an ancient exorcising drama) is folk drama that is aimed at 3 exorcising evil spirits and thanking gods and that is closely related to religion. Owing to its primitiveness, simplicity, long history, and high value for academic research , it is called the living fossil of Chinese Drama.

Masks of Nuoxi are more than properties used in the drama, they are artworks with very high value in aesthetics and art, the leading reason why the masks have been popular for thousands of years.

There are a variety of Masks of Nuoxi, which are classified into Dixi masks, Ancient Nuo, Ordinary Nuo, Mi Le Fo(A Buddha who always smiles), Tunkou, Shou Xing (very,very old people), the icon of Confucius, Among other things. Those masks came into being in different periods of time, are popular among different nationalities and regions, represent different cultures and social classes, and have different artistic styles.

Material: Wood

Dimensions: 6"3/4Wx13"H

Preparation time:5 working days

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