Red Hannya Mask - Traditional Japanese Noh Theater Symbol of Jealousy and Wrath #80980 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized red Hannya mask features exaggerated white horns, glaring white eyes, and bared fangs, symbolizing a woman transformed into a demon by intense emotion-typically jealousy or betrayal. Traditionally worn in Noh theater performances, it conveys deep psychological tension and spiritual conflict. Its bold, symmetrical design makes it a popular motif in modern art, tattoos, and pop culture representations of Japanese folklore.

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