Gashadokuro mask with white and gold crackle finish

This wearable PETG Gashadokuro mask has a pale skull face crossed by fine decorative cracks. The gold-coloured teeth contrast with the open eye sockets and the hollows of the skull. Raised cheekbones and the nose opening accentuate its skeletal expression.

A white crackle finish and gold-coloured teeth

The network of cracks extends across the forehead, cheekbones and lower face. Reflections on the glossy surface change the appearance of the pattern with the light and viewing angle. Gold tones highlight the teeth and the cracks in the white finish.

The six photos show the mask from the front, at a three-quarter angle, held in a hand and in close-up, so you can examine the skull, teeth and finish.

This contrast is a contemporary aesthetic choice. Compare the effects of white, black and gold accents in the guide to choosing the colours of a Japanese mask.

Material, dimensions and weight

• Height: 20.863 cm.
• Width: 18.728 cm.
• Depth: 14.635 cm.
• Weight: 159.94 g.
• Material: PETG, 3D.
• Finish: white and gold crackle, gold-coloured teeth.
• Wearability: this mask can be worn.

A contemporary interpretation of Gashadokuro

Gashadokuro is a modern yōkai depicted as a giant skeleton. This mask offers a face-sized interpretation, with deep eye sockets, an open nose and exposed teeth. It is a contemporary creation, rather than a traditional Japanese theatre mask.

Discover the story of Gashadokuro, its modern origins and its association with images of giant skeletons.

To explore other shapes, browse the selection of Japanese masks.

Wearing and care

Before wearing the mask, compare its dimensions with your face and check its fit, your field of vision and your comfort. Keep your first try brief, and remove it if you feel any discomfort.

Dust the mask with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid solvents, vigorous rubbing, high heat and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. The FAQ on wearing and caring for PETG masks explains useful precautions.

Frequently asked questions

What does ‘white and gold crackle’ mean?

It describes the decorative finish: a white base with a network of cracks and gold-coloured teeth. The close-ups show the cracks, reflections and colour variations.

How big is the mask?

The mask measures 20.863 cm high, 18.728 cm wide and 14.635 cm deep, and weighs 159.94 g.

Is this a traditional Japanese mask?

This piece is a contemporary interpretation of Gashadokuro, depicting the skeletal face of this modern yōkai with a white and gold finish.

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