About this piece
Gashadokuro Hannya Mask
At a glance
- Skeletal Hannya with a skull face, horns and fangs
- PETG base, sanded, prepared and hand-painted in Brittany, France
- Silver finish with contrasting black details
- Size: 18.38 × 12.18 × 26.95 cm
- Weight: 172 g
- Bone Hannya digital model created by Golden Kaeru, physical production and finishing by Dai Yokai
Description
This mask combines the horned outline of a Hannya with a fully skeletal face. Its open eye sockets, exposed teeth and four horns around the jaw give it a skull-like appearance distinct from a traditional Hannya mask.
The silver base is shaded to bring out the sculpted relief and contrasted by black horns, fangs and teeth. Each piece is sanded, prepared and hand-painted in my workshop in Brittany, France. Small variations in texture, shading and painted details can therefore appear from one piece to another.
The name “Gashadokuro Hannya” describes the skeletal look of this contemporary piece. It is not presented as a reproduction of a traditional Japanese mask or as an exact historical depiction of a Gashadokuro.
Making process and credit
The PETG base is produced, sanded, prepared, hand-painted and varnished in the Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany, France.
The original digital model is Bone Hannya, created by Golden Kaeru. Dai Yokai produces the physical piece and completes all handmade finishing.
Size and use
- Size: 18.38 × 12.18 × 26.95 cm
- Weight: 172 g
- Material: PETG
- Finish: hand-painted silver and black
Its format suits collecting, display, photography and cosplay with suitable fixing. Check the fit and fixing system before planning extended wear.
For the two visual references, read the Gashadokuro guide and the Hannya mask guide.
Care
Keep the mask indoors, away from prolonged direct sunlight and damp rooms. Dust it with a soft dry cloth and do not use aggressive cleaning products.
FAQ
What is a Gashadokuro Hannya mask?
It is a contemporary piece combining the horns of a Hannya with the anatomy of a skull. Its commercial name refers to its skeletal appearance and does not claim that it is a traditional Japanese mask.
Is this an authentic depiction of a Gashadokuro?
No. A Gashadokuro is generally depicted as a giant skeleton. This piece is a modern skeletal Hannya based on Golden Kaeru’s Bone Hannya model.
Who created the mask design?
The Bone Hannya digital model was created by Golden Kaeru. Dai Yokai produces the physical PETG piece and completes the sanding, preparation and hand-painted finish in Brittany, France.
What are the mask’s size and weight?
The mask measures 18.38 × 12.18 × 26.95 cm across the X, Y and Z axes. It weighs 172 g.
Is every mask identical?
No. The shape stays the same, but silver tones, shading, sanding and black details can vary slightly because each finish is completed by hand.
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