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Hand-painted Hannya keychain

Hand-painted resin Hannya keychain

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Hand-painted resin Hannya keychain. The base is resin, prepared and painted by hand in Brittany.

Hand-painted in Brittany
Resin
3 colors to choose from

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

Description

A small Hannya for your keys

This keychain brings the horns, teeth and expression of a Hannya into a small accessory. It is a contemporary Dai Yokai creation, not a wearable mask or a traditional ritual object.

Resin and hand painting

The resin base is prepared and painted by hand in the Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany, France. Red, blue and black versions share the same shape; small differences in color and painted details are part of the manual finish.

Use and care

Attach it to keys, a bag or another suitable accessory. Protect the painted surface from repeated rubbing, sharp objects, immersion, solvents and strong heat. Clean it with a soft dry cloth. Confirm the exact ring type with the workshop if it matters for your use.

See the Details section on this page for the measurements and weight of the selected version.

Related links

accessories · the Hannya mask guide

Details
Weight 13 g
Dimensions H. 8,011 cm × W. 5,587 cm × D. 3,288 cm
Color Blue, Black, Red

Wearable: No

Shipping & returns

Frequently asked questions

What is it made of?

The base is resin, prepared and painted by hand in Brittany.

Is it a wearable mask?

No. It is a small keychain inspired by a Hannya mask.

Product information

In the workshop

Every piece has a story

Discover the complete process
  1. 01

    Design

    Shape and intended use guide the model.

  2. 02

    Resin base

    The resin base is prepared for hand painting.

  3. 03

    Preparation and painting

    Surfaces are prepared, sanded and then painted.

  4. 04

    Finishing and inspection

    Details, protection and inspection are completed by hand.

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Understand this mask

A few markers about the folklore, shapes and symbols behind this piece.

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