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Handmade Japanese mask

Kezurata Hannya Mask

120,00 €

Kezurata Hannya mask with a striated, carved surface and a choice of finishes. Made to order in Brittany from PETG, then sanded, hand-painted and varnished for wall display and photos.

Handmade in Brittany
PETG base
Tracked shipping

Made to order, reinforced packaging and tracked shipping from France.

Description

Cracked Red and Cracked White and Red are also listed among the current finishes. Compare all options and their photographs in the selector before choosing.

See the Details section on this page for the measurements and weight of the selected version.

Kezurata Hannya Mask

At a glance

  • Kezurata Hannya mask with a striated, carved surface and a choice of finishes
  • PETG base, sanded and hand-painted in Brittany
  • Darker Dai Yokai take on Hannya anger and fracture
  • For wall display, tattoo studios, photos and collections
  • Made to order, usual making time around 14 working days

Description

The Kezurata Hannya Mask has a striated, irregular surface that gives it a rougher appearance than smooth Hannya models. The carved texture is part of the design and remains consistent across the colour options.

Choose it if you want a Hannya that feels harsher and more textured than a classic smooth mask. It works well in dark interiors, tattoo studios and displays where the surface can be seen up close.

Visual style

The etched texture and painted shadows give the mask its character. Choose Red, White and gold, Blue, Black, Cracked red or Cracked white and red in the selector; the colour and painted details follow the selected version.

Hannya imagery is tied to jealousy and transformation. Kezurata is a Dai Yokai variation that pushes the surface damage and rage theme, not an antique or traditional Noh mask.

Where to place this piece

Place it where light can catch the texture: a studio wall, shelf spot, photo setup or darker Japanese-inspired room.

For the broader product family, see the Hannya masks. For background, read the Kezurata Hannya story.

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 Hannya collectors, tattoo artists and people who prefer rougher handmade surfaces over clean decorative masks.

It is mainly a wall and photo piece. It can be worn only if the fixing and fit suit you, and the textured finish should be handled carefully.

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 191 g
Dimensions H. 27,079 cm × W. 21,328 cm × D. 11,559 cm
Color Red, White and gold, Blue, Black, Cracked red, White and red crackle

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 Kezurata Hannya Mask 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?

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?

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.

Is it a good choice for a tattoo studio?

Yes, if the Kezurata Hannya Mask matches the mood of the studio. It gives a clear Japanese folklore reference without needing a large installation.

How can I display it?

The supplied cord allows wall display. You can also use a display case or a suitable stand; the Hoju stand is available separately.

Can I request a color variation?

If a color or finish option is shown on the product page, you can choose it before ordering. For a specific request, contact me first so I can confirm feasibility.

Which mask should I choose if I hesitate?

Choose the Kezurata Hannya Mask if its expression, color and format fit your display first. If you hesitate, compare it with the linked category before ordering.

Product information

Behind the mask

Every mask has a story

Discover the complete process
  1. 01

    Design

    Shape and intended use guide the model.

  2. 02

    3D printing

    The PETG base is printed layer by layer.

  3. 03

    Preparation and painting

    Surfaces are prepared, sanded and then painted.

  4. 04

    Finishing and inspection

    Details, protection and inspection are completed by hand.

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Understand this mask

A few markers about the folklore, shapes and symbols behind this piece.

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