In Japanese tradition, red is not a neutral color. It is the color of Inari shrines, torii gates, and vital energy. On this Kitsune, it takes on a more raw form: glossy varnish, a tense expression, gold teeth and eyes. Not decorative. Present.

 The Kitsune is one of the central figures in Japanese folklore. Messenger of the gods, ever-changing spirit, guardian, or trickster, depending on the tale. This red version doesn't belong to any specific story; it belongs to the viewer.

 Technical Specifications


 
 Material: PETG (impact resistant, lightweight, stable over time)
 
 Finish: Multi-layer acrylic paint, glossy varnish, eyes and teeth painted with gold, protective varnish
 
 Colors: Predominantly bright red, gold on the eyes and teeth
 
 Dimensions: L 19 cm / D 14 cm / H 24 cm
 
 Options: Without stand (€130) / With stand (€145)
 
 Made to order, Dai Yokai workshop, Brittany


 Important note regarding the attachment:

 This mask comes with a cord for hanging it on the wall. You can add foam if you want to wear it for more comfort.

 Delivery time: 14 working days.

 FAQ

 What is the difference with the Black Kitsune?
 The black (Genko) version has a textured surface and red and gold markings. The red version has a smooth, glossy lacquered surface, a more direct expression. Two finishes, two atmospheres.

 What is the difference with the White Kitsune?
 White is the luminous and serene version of Kitsune, the Zenko. Red is more direct, more intense. Same basic model, opposite interpretations.

 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.