Specification:
 Full face mask:
 Dimensions: 21cm x 20cm, one size
 Weight: around 500g
 Material: Polyurethane resin casting
 Painting: Acrylic and spray paint
 Mini Mask:
 Dimensions: 15cm x 10cm, one size
 Weight: around 150g
 Material: Polyurethane resin casting
 Painting: Acrylic and spray paint
 A traditional Japanese mask used in Noh theater, depicting a young, beautiful woman (the canon of female beauty in Heian-period Japan, 794–1185). Its name literally means "small face," referring to her delicate, subtle features.
 In Noh theater, the komoote mask is used to portray young heroines—innocent girls, princesses, or ghosts. It often appears in plays about love, longing, or the supernatural.
 Due to its symbolism, Komoote has also been used in arts and crafts as a talisman to bring good luck and beauty.