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Oni Ondeko Mask Duo, Red and Blue

220,00 

Handmade red and blue Oni Ondeko mask duo inspired by the masked drum dance of Sado Island. The pair includes two PETG masks, sanded, hand-painted and varnished in Brittany. Made to order for wall display, photography and studio decor. €220.

Handmade in Brittany
Sanded and hand-painted PETG
Tracked shipping

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

About this piece

Oni Ondeko Mask Duo, Red and Blue

At a glance

  • Two Oni Ondeko masks, one red and one blue
  • PETG bases, sanded and hand-painted in Brittany
  • Inspired by the masked Onidaiko drum dance of Sado
  • For wall display, tattoo studios, photos and collections
  • Made to order, usual making time around 14 working days

Description

The Oni Ondeko Mask Duo contains two contemporary masks based on the same sculpt, one red and one blue, with gold accents. The contrast is a Dai Yokai display choice; it is not presented as a fixed traditional Ondeko colour pairing.

Choose the duo if you want a stronger wall composition than a single Oni. The pair works well around a doorway, a tattoo station, a large print or a convention display.

Visual style

The two faces share the same Ondeko family but use colour to create contrast. Gold details and hand-painted shadows keep the horns, teeth and brows visible from a distance.

Ondeko, also called Onidaiko, is a masked drum dance from Sado Island. Traditions vary between villages, and the Oni represent protective deities or divine messengers. These masks are contemporary Dai Yokai interpretations inspired by that visual world, not authentic festival masks, replicas or ritual objects.

Where to place this piece

Hang them side by side or place them on either side of a central object. The matching sculpt and contrasting colours make the pair easy to read as one display.

For the broader product family, see the Oni masks. For background, read the Oni Ondeko guide.

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 Oni collectors, tattoo artists and people who want a coordinated contemporary pair rather than choosing one colour. The red and blue contrast suits symmetrical wall displays and photography.

The masks are intended primarily for indoor wall display, photography and careful styling. Any occasional wear requires suitable fixing and a fit check. They are not protective equipment or intended for rough, prolonged wear.

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.

Additional information

Weight 0,2 kg

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Frequently asked questions

Can this mask duo be worn?

This pair is made mainly for indoor wall display and photography. Any occasional wear requires a suitable fixing setup and a fit check; the masks are not protective equipment or intended for rough, prolonged wear.

Is it suitable for wall display?

Yes. The Oni Ondeko Mask Duo, Red and Blue 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, colour depth and varnish can vary slightly because the finish is done by hand.

What is Ondeko or Onidaiko?

Ondeko, also called Onidaiko, is a masked drum dance from Sado Island. Its forms vary between villages, but the Oni dance to taiko drums and are associated with protection rather than an evil role.

What is included with the duo?

The product includes two masks based on the same sculpt, one red and one blue. The optional €15 add-on is one display stand and is included only when selected before adding the duo to the cart.

Are these authentic Sado festival masks?

No. They are contemporary decorative masks created by Dai Yokai and inspired by the visual world of Sado Onidaiko. They are not masks made for an Ondeko troupe, historical replicas or ritual objects.

Why are the masks red and blue?

The duo uses one red and one blue version of the same Ondeko-inspired model. The contrast is a Dai Yokai design choice for paired display, not a claim that red and blue form a fixed traditional Ondeko pair.

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