A kabuki mask is a type of theatrical mask used in kabuki theater, a classical form of Japanese theater known for its stylized performances and elaborate costumes. Unlike Noh theater, where masks are a prominent feature, kabuki actors typically perform without masks. However, masks are used in one specific kabuki play called "The Seven Masks" (Nanatsumen).
Kabuki masks are known for their highly ornate and exaggerated designs. They are often made from wood, lacquer, or cloth, and are decorated with gold leaf, feathers, and sequins. These masks represent a variety of characters, including historical figures, gods, demons, and women.

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