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Handmade Japanese mask

Oni Yabu Mask

120,00 

Handmade Oni Yabu mask in PETG, inspired by traditional Oni Yabu masks with shorter horns. €120, made to order in Brittany.

Handmade in Brittany
Sanded and hand-painted PETG
Tracked shipping

Weight
280 g
Dimensions
15 × 20,574 × 25,3 cm

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

A contemporary interpretation of Oni Yabu

The Oni Yabu Mask is a Dai Yokai creation inspired by traditional Oni Yabu masks. This interpretation keeps a strong presence with shorter horns, burgundy and black tones, and gold details.

It is a contemporary handmade piece inspired by Japanese folklore, not a historical reproduction or ritual object.

At a glance

  • Price: €120.
  • Approximate dimensions: 20.6 cm wide, 15 cm deep and 25.3 cm high.
  • Approximate weight: 280 g.
  • PETG base, hand-prepared, sanded, painted with acrylics and varnished.
  • Wall-display cord included; optional display stand: €15.
  • Made to order in Brittany, with a usual making time of around 3 weeks before dispatch.

Handmade in Brittany

The PETG base is prepared, sanded, painted and varnished by hand in the Dai Yokai workshop. Small variations in tone and detail are part of the handmade finish.

Display and care

Use the supplied cord for wall display, or choose the optional €15 stand for a shelf, desk or display case. Keep the mask indoors, away from humidity and long direct sunlight, and dust it with a soft dry cloth.

Technical details

Weight
280 g
Dimensions
15 × 20,574 × 25,3 cm

Frequently asked questions

Is the Oni Yabu Mask made to order?

Yes. It is made to order in the Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany, with a usual making time of around 3 weeks before dispatch.

Is the display stand included?

No. A wall-display cord is included, while the presentation stand is an optional €15 add-on.

How is the mask made?

The PETG base is prepared, sanded, painted with acrylics and varnished by hand.

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