An intangible cultural property is dedicated at the autumn festival of Uwajihiko Shrine, known as the general guardian deity of the Uwajima region in Ehime Prefecture. Children in the area imitate the "Yatsushika Odori" (Eight Deer Dance) of the festival and have a custom of dancing and playing while wearing these papier-mâché "Shika no Ko" (deer child) masks. It can also be used as a wall hanging. Downsizing part of my collection. Condition: One-of-a-kind at the time. Includes original box and documentation. *Assembly is complete by simply inserting the ears and antlers into the same hole. Size: Height: Approximately 17cm Width: Approximately 8cm