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The no theater mask is an iconic element of the Japanese theater tradition known as noh. Noh is a form of theater that was developed in the 14th century and is known for its poetry, music and refined choreography. Noh masks are essential pieces of theater, as they are used to represent the characters in certain plays.
There is a wide variety of noh masks, each representing a different character. For example, there are masks to represent male characters, female characters, old men, children, spirits and even animals. Each mask is hand-carved with great precision and attention to detail, making them unique works of art.
The No mask is thus a central element of the Japanese theatrical tradition, reflecting the history, culture and myths of that country. They have been used for centuries in noh plays to create a dramatic and moving atmosphere, and continue to be an essential part of this form of theater today.