Red burns. White holds. Blue, on the other hand, has already detached itself.

 The Spirit of the Mask

 In Noh theater, the Hannya tells the story of a woman's transformation into a demon—consumed by jealousy and betrayal until she crosses the threshold of humanity. Color signifies this state: white represents the beginning, red the full force of her rage. Blue represents something else entirely. Not in the classic gradation—it's a different interpretation, colder, more distant. The demon is no longer angry because she has moved on.

 This mask adheres to the classic codes of theatrical Hannya: traditional proportions, golden horns, golden eyes, and an open mouth revealing sharp fangs. A bright, clear blue covers the entire mask—not a dark or metallic blue, but a vibrant blue that contrasts with the gold of the horns and eyes. It's the same piece as the Red Aka and the White, but with a radically different feel.

 Technical Specifications

 
 Material: PETG (impact resistant, lightweight, stable over time)
 
 Finish: Multi-layer acrylic paint, satin protective varnish
 
 Dimensions: L 17 cm / D 10 cm / H 25 cm
 
 Colors: Predominantly bright blue, gold horns and eyes, black details
 
 Use: Wall decoration, collection, cosplay, irezumi
 
 Options: Without stand (€120) — With stand (€135)
 
 Made to order, Dai Yokai workshop, Brittany


 Important note regarding fastening: This mask comes with a presentation cord. No elastic or comfort foam—designed for decoration and collecting, not for extended wear.

 Delivery time: 14 working days. Photo before shipment available upon request.

 FAQ & Interview

 Does blue correspond to a stage of possession in Noh theatre?
 Not in the classic gradation—which goes from white to light red, Aka red, then black. Blue is a contemporary interpretation of Hannya, outside of the traditional codification. It functions as a color in its own right, not as a degree of possession.

 What is the difference between the White Hannya and the Red Aka?
 Same model, same dimensions, same construction. The three form a cohesive collection — cool and restrained white, raw and intense red, bright and striking blue. The lugs are gold on all three versions.

 How do I care for this mask?
 Dust with a dry brush or microfiber cloth. Avoid water and chemicals. The protective varnish ensures colorfastness indoors.