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Traditional Tengu Mask

120,00 

Hand-painted Traditional Tengu Mask in red, white or blue, each €120. Made to order in Brittany from PETG, then sanded, primed, painted by hand and varnished. Listed weight: 0.2 kg. All three gallery finishes use black shading with gold-toned eyes and teeth. Intended for indoor display and photography. Exact dimensions and an included strap or wall fixing are not currently specified. Optional display stand: €15.

Handmade in Brittany
Sanded and hand-painted PETG
Tracked shipping

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

About this piece

About this Traditional Tengu mask

At a glance

  • Traditional Tengu mask in red, white or blue
  • €120 per colour; listed weight 0.2 kg; optional stand €15
  • Long nose, stern brow, black shading and gold-toned details
  • For indoor display and photography; wear and wall fixing are not specified
  • Made to order, usual making time around 14 working days

Description

This Traditional Tengu Mask uses the long human-like nose, rounded cheeks, stern brow and open mouth associated with the Daitengu form. The product is available in red, white or blue, each with black shading, gold-toned eyes and gold-toned teeth.

Choose it if you want the same rounded full-face sculpt in one of three clearly shown colours. Each option costs €120 and is made to order, so small differences in painted shadows and surface finish are normal.

Visual style

The long nose gives the mask its profile, while the brow and painted shadows keep the face tense. The red finish brings it close to classic Tengu imagery without pretending to be an antique festival mask.

Tengu are supernatural figures associated with mountains in Japanese folklore. The long-nosed human-like form is commonly identified as a Daitengu. This Dai Yokai piece is a contemporary decorative interpretation, not an antique, ritual object or official traditional mask.

Where to place this piece

Display it indoors on a stable shelf, suitable stand or in a display case where the long nose remains visible. Wall mounting requires a separate suitable fixing method that is not currently specified.

Browse the Tengu mask collection. Compare this rounded three-colour sculpt with the fanged Tengu Mountain Spirit Mask or the red-and-black Large-Format Tengu Mask. For cultural background, read the Tengu mask 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 collectors, photographers, tattoo artists and buyers who want a recognisable long-nosed Tengu mask with a hand-painted finish.

The gallery does not show the mask being worn, and the listing does not specify an included strap or fixing system. Any occasional wear requires a suitable separate setup and fit check; it is not protective equipment.

Before ordering

Choose red, white or blue before adding the mask to the cart. Each colour costs €120. Current product data lists a weight of 0.2 kg; exact dimensions are not shown. The optional display stand adds €15 only when selected.

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
Color Red, White, Blue

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Frequently asked questions

Can this mask be worn?

The gallery does not show the mask being worn, and the listing does not specify an included strap or fixing system. Any occasional wear requires a suitable separate setup and fit check; it is not protective equipment.

Is it suitable for wall display?

It is suitable for indoor display on a stable stand, shelf or in a display case. Wall mounting requires a separate suitable fixing system that is not currently specified. Keep the painted surface away from damp rooms and long direct sun exposure.

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 do the red, white and blue finishes look like?

Red uses a deep red face with black shading. White uses a pale finish with black shading. Blue uses a bright blue face with black shading. All three gallery versions show gold-toned eyes and teeth, and the hand-painted result can vary slightly.

What does the €120 price include?

The €120 base price includes one made-to-order Traditional Tengu Mask in the selected red, white or blue finish. The optional black display stand adds €15 only when selected.

What size and weight is the mask?

Current product data lists a weight of 0.2 kg. Exact dimensions are not currently shown and should be confirmed before ordering if fit or display space is important.

How is it different from the Tengu Mountain Spirit Mask?

This Traditional Tengu uses a rounded human-like face, long nose and gold-toned eyes and teeth in red, white or blue. The Tengu Mountain Spirit Mask is a separate sculpt with four large fangs and a pointed beard. Compare both galleries before choosing.

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