The Authenticity of Folklore, the Solidity of Technology This mask is not a toy.
 It is the result of a fusion between precision 3D printing and traditional craftsmanship.
 Each piece is printed, sanded, primed, painted and varnished by Jérémy in the Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany.

 Why is this Hannya unique?

 
 👹 Symbolic meaning "Aka": In Noh theater, red symbolizes intense jealousy and pure anger. This mask captures this fierce expression with a depth of paint that the industry cannot replicate.
 
 🛡️ Indestructible (or almost) Material: Printed in PETG (not standard PLA), this mask is heat-resistant (won't melt in the car in summer) and impact-resistant. Ideal for conventions, photoshoots, or stage performances.
 
 🎨 "Living" finish: No glossy plastic look. The shading and the matte/satin varnish give the illusion of lacquered wood or skin, depending on the light.


 Technical Specifications:

 
 Dimensions: Actual size (Carryable by an adult).
 
 Weight: Lightweight and comfortable for extended wear.
 
 Mounting: (Specify here if you are providing the elastic or the wall attachment).
 
 Care instructions: Easy cleaning with a soft cloth.
 
 Base : Not included. Available as an option to transform this wall mask into a desk statue (+€15 with the mask / €25 alone).


 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

 Q: Is the mask fragile (plastic "toy")?
 A: No. I use PETG, a material known for its resistance to impacts (drops at conventions) and heat. It's equipment designed to last, not just a costume accessory.

 Q: Can I wear it for cosplay?
 A: Absolutely. The mask is sized for a standard adult face. It's lightweight enough to be worn for several hours and has sturdy attachment points for the elastic.

 Q: What are the manufacturing lead times?
 A: Each mask is made to order in our workshop in Brittany. This is not dropshipping. Please allow 5 to 10 days for creation (printing + hand painting) before shipping.

 Q: Is the mask really hand-painted?
 A: Yes, absolutely. After 3D printing, I do the post-processing (sanding, priming) and the artistic painting. Each piece is unique.