Okima Noh Mask Japanese haku Authentic Head Face Japan Armour Low-poly 3D model
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The Mysterious Origins of this Enigmatic Mask Revealed Detailed Insights into its Creation and Symbolism are Delivered Below: Engineer's Details: One Object Made with One Material = Minimal Drawing Calls for Seamless Integration with Any Gaming Platform 3D Model Specifications: Low Polycount - 4.2k Vertices Ensure Efficient Rendering Performance Includes 3 Textures in Perfect Size (2304x3072): Diffuse, Normal, and Specular Maps Object Axes Aligned to Standard XYZ Coordinates Designed and Rendered Using Blender Cycles 2.80 Software Model Size Statistics: Minimal File Size for the Mesh = 597.8 kilobytes About the Mask: Okina, its Name Born from a White Color Scheme (haku), Reflects an Opposite Doppelganger Named Kokushiki-jÅ, Which Carries Black (koku) as its Identity. Key Identifying Characteristic is Lower Jaw's Detachable Mechanism Secured by Hinge Attached to the Face. As the Primal Root of Noh Theater in Original Form, Okina Was Used in Sacred Rites and Celebratory Events long Before Noh Evolved from Its Roots in Sarugaku or Dengaku Arts. Depicting the God-like Smile Embodies Peacefulness, Bountiful Harvests, Extended Lifespans, and Prosperity for Both Present and Future Generations.
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