Collection
Handmade Oni masks
Browse contemporary handmade Oni masks inspired by Japanese demon imagery, bold horns, teeth and irezumi aesthetics. Each Dai Yokai piece is prepared and hand-painted in Brittany, France. Open a product page to check its dimensions, finish, price, availability and whether it is intended for display or careful wear.

Irezumi Oni Mask
140,00 €In stock
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Oni Mempo Half Mask
40,00 € - 50,00 €In stock
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Raijin and Fujin Mask Duo
240,00 €In stock
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Punk Oni Mask
120,00 €In stock
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Salaryman Oni Mask, the Office Demon
120,00 €In stock
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Fujin Wind God Mask
130,00 €In stock
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Oni Ondeko Mask Duo, Red and Blue
220,00 €In stock
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Red Oni Japanese Mask
120,00 €In stock
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Oni Gawara Mask
120,00 €In stock
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Oni Ondeko Japanese Mask
120,00 €In stock
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Red Raijin Thunder God Mask
130,00 €In stock
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Oni Gawara Mask Duo, Red and Cracked Blue
220,00 €In stock
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This collection focuses on the visible differences between Dai Yokai Oni masks: horn shapes, teeth, colour, surface finish and full-face or duo formats. They are contemporary workshop creations inspired by Japanese folklore and mask aesthetics, not ritual objects or traditional Japanese replicas. Most designs use a PETG base, followed by sanding, priming, acrylic painting, varnishing and hand-finished details in Brittany.
Choose by the way the mask will be used and displayed. Product pages provide the verified material, dimensions, available options, price and availability. If you want cultural background rather than a product comparison, use the linked English guide to Oni mask meaning.
Frequently asked questions
Are Dai Yokai Oni masks handmade?
Most Dai Yokai Oni masks use a PETG base. Each piece is then prepared, sanded, primed, painted, varnished and hand-finished in the Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany, France. Small variations in colour depth and painted details can occur because the finishing work is done by hand.
What material are Dai Yokai Oni masks made from?
Most models in this collection use a PETG base that is prepared and painted by hand. The exact material, finish and available options can vary between designs, so the individual product page remains the source to check before ordering a specific Oni mask.
Can Dai Yokai Oni masks be worn?
Some Oni masks can be used for careful wear, photography, conventions or light cosplay, while others are mainly display pieces. Check the product page for dimensions, eye placement, coverage and fixing details. If the wearing information is not shown, confirm the intended use with the workshop before ordering.
Can an Oni mask be displayed on a wall?
Many Dai Yokai Oni masks are suitable for walls, shelves, display stands, collections or tattoo studios. The correct display method depends on the model and its fixing system. Check the product page for mounting information and keep the painted piece indoors, away from damp areas and prolonged direct sunlight.
How should I choose an Oni mask?
Compare the silhouette, horns, teeth, colour, surface finish and intended use. A full-face design creates a stronger wall presence, while a duo set is made for a paired display. Use each product page to verify dimensions, options, price, availability and whether careful wear is supported.
Are these authentic Japanese ritual masks?
No. Dai Yokai Oni masks are contemporary handcrafted creations inspired by Japanese folklore, mask shapes and irezumi aesthetics. They are not ritual objects, museum replicas or traditional Japanese masks. The linked English guides provide cultural background separately from the commercial product comparison on this page.
Where are Dai Yokai Oni masks made and shipped from?
Dai Yokai Oni masks are prepared and hand-finished in the workshop in Brittany, France. Orders are shipped from France with tracking. Current price, availability, options and any model-specific preparation information are shown on the individual product page before checkout.