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The image presents a detailed, frontal view of a traditional Japanese Noh mask, identified by a visible label as "Mokucho." The mask is primarily off-white or beige, displaying a textured surface with subtle brown speckling. Two prominent, pointed horns, colored golden-yellow, extend from the upper forehead. The mask features deeply set, golden-brown eyes with distinct black circular pupils, a furrowed brow, and a prominent nose. Its mouth is wide open, revealing gold-painted teeth on both the upper and lower jaws, bordered by vivid red lips. Thin, dark lines are depicted on the forehead to simulate hair strands, contributing to an expression of intense emotion or a grimace. The mask is mounted indoors on a white display stand, with a white horizontal base visible at the bottom bearing the "MOKUCHO" inscription in black capital letters. A dark, indistinct object is partially visible on the left, and a darker background element is present on the right. This artifact is consistent with exhibits found at Japan House São Paulo, located on Avenida Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil.
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