Handmade Japanese mask
Articulated Kuchisake-Onna Mask, Long Hair
Price range: 60,00 € to 120,00 €
Handmade articulated Kuchisake-Onna mask with long hair and a separate moving lower jaw. Choose Burgundy, Ghost White or raw PETG. Made to order in Brittany for character-led display, photography and careful costume use.
Made to order, reinforced packaging and tracked shipping from France.
Description
The Brut (raw) option is a base to paint, without a painted finish. The sanding, painting and varnish descriptions below apply to the finished versions. Check the preparation included with your selected option before ordering.
Articulated Kuchisake-Onna Mask, Long Hair
At a glance
- Articulated Kuchisake-Onna mask with long hair
- PETG base, sanded and hand-painted in Brittany
- Separate articulated lower jaw with a long-hair character silhouette
- For cosplay photos, horror display, conventions and studios
- Made to order, usual making time around 14 working days
Description
This Articulated Kuchisake-Onna Mask with Long Hair is built around the slit-mouthed woman legend. The hair and jaw construction make the piece feel more complete in photos than a simple lower-face prop.
Choose it if you want a strong Kuchisake character silhouette for display or staged images. The long hair adds volume around the face and needs more careful storage than a compact mask. For a cleaner outline and easier storage, compare the Articulated Kuchisake-Onna Mask, Bare Face.
Visual style
The mouth is the center, but the hair changes the silhouette and makes the mask read as a character. The painted finish keeps the face from becoming a flat costume accessory.
Kuchisake-onna is a Japanese urban legend. This mask is a Dai Yokai horror interpretation for photos, cosplay styling and display, not a traditional ritual object.
Where to place this piece
Use it on a mannequin head, wall, shelf or horror display where the hair can fall naturally and the mouth remains visible.
For the broader product family, see the articulated masks. For background, read the Kuchisake-onna legend guide.
Making process
Each piece is made to order in my Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany, France. The base is 3D printed in PETG, then cleaned, sanded, primed, painted by hand with acrylic layers and finished with varnish.
The aim is to keep a visible handmade surface: shadows in the relief, small variations in the painted details and a finish that does not look like flat factory plastic.
Who it is for
It is for cosplayers, horror collectors, tattoo artists and fans of Japanese urban legends.
The lower jaw is a separate articulated section designed for visual movement. Its response depends on fit and handling, so do not assume it will automatically mirror every wearer’s mouth. Keep the hair clear of the moving section and handle both gently. This is a decorative and costume piece, not protective equipment or a mask for rough, prolonged wear.
Before ordering
Use the photos, options and additional information on the page before ordering. If the piece is for a wall, booth, outfit or gift, measure the space first and choose the finish that fits the setting.
Shipping is tracked from France. As the piece is made to order, the usual making time is around 14 working days before dispatch.
Care and placement
Keep the piece indoors, away from long direct sun exposure and damp rooms. Dust it with a soft dry cloth. Do not soak it or use aggressive cleaning products on the painted finish.
Details
| Weight | 155 g |
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| Dimensions | H. 21,974 cm × W. 17,544 cm × D. 12,052 cm |
| Version | Burgundy, Ghost white, Raw |
Wearable: Yes
Shipping & returns
Frequently asked questions
Can this mask be worn?
This piece is mainly made for wall display, photos and occasional event wear. Check the fit and fixing system before using it for a full convention day.
Is it suitable for wall display?
Yes. The Articulated Kuchisake-Onna Mask, Long Hair works well on a wall, shelf, display case, tattoo studio wall or convention booth. Keep it indoors and away from damp rooms.
How is it made?
The Brut (raw) option is a base to paint, without a painted finish. The sanding, painting and varnish descriptions below apply to the finished versions. Check the preparation included with your selected option before ordering. It is made to order in the Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany, France. The base is 3D printed in PETG, then sanded, primed, hand-painted with acrylic layers and varnished.
Is each piece identical?
The Brut (raw) option is a base to paint, without a painted finish. The sanding, painting and varnish descriptions below apply to the finished versions. Check the preparation included with your selected option before ordering. No. The shape stays the same, but sanding marks, painted shadows, color depth and varnish can vary slightly because the finish is done by hand.
How does the articulated jaw move with the hair?
The lower jaw is a separate moving section. Its response depends on fit and handling, and it may not follow every wearer’s mouth in exactly the same way. Keep the hair clear of the joint, handle the mechanism gently and do not force it beyond its normal range.
How can I display it?
You can hang it on a wall, place it on a suitable stand, use a shelf or build a small display area with books, prints or other Japanese-inspired objects.
How should I care for the long hair?
Handle the hair gently and store the mask so it can fall naturally without being trapped under the piece. Keep it indoors and dry, away from prolonged direct sunlight. Do not soak the hair or painted mask, and keep loose strands clear of the articulated joint.
What is included with my order?
The order includes one Articulated Kuchisake-Onna Mask, Long Hair in the version selected before checkout. A display stand is an optional paid add-on and is included only when you select it on the product page. The raw version is supplied without the painted finish.
Product information
Behind the mask
Every mask has a story
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01
Design
Shape and intended use guide the model.
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3D printing
The PETG base is printed layer by layer.
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Preparation and painting
Surfaces are prepared, sanded and then painted.
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Finishing and inspection
Details, protection and inspection are completed by hand.
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