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Hand Painted PETG Blue Hannya Mask

Masque Hannya bleu vif cornes dorées PETG surface lisse peint main Dai Yokai théâtre Nô Bretagne

120,00 

Red burns. White holds. Blue, on the other hand, has already detached itself. The Spirit of the Mask In Noh theater, the Hannya tells the story of a woman's transformation into a demon-consumed by jealousy and betrayal until she cros.

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Red burns. White holds. Blue, on the other hand, has already detached itself.

The Spirit of the Mask

In Noh theater, the Hannya tells the story of a woman's transformation into a demon—consumed by jealousy and betrayal until she crosses the threshold of humanity. Color signifies this state: white represents the beginning, red the full force of her rage. Blue represents something else entirely. Not in the classic gradation—it's a different interpretation, colder, more distant. The demon is no longer angry because she has moved on.

This mask adheres to the classic codes of theatrical Hannya: traditional proportions, golden horns, golden eyes, and an open mouth revealing sharp fangs. A bright, clear blue covers the entire mask—not a dark or metallic blue, but a vibrant blue that contrasts with the gold of the horns and eyes. It's the same piece as the Red Aka and the White, but with a radically different feel.

Technical Specifications

Material: PETG (impact resistant, lightweight, stable over time)
Finish: Multi-layer acrylic paint, satin protective varnish
Dimensions: L 17 cm / D 10 cm / H 25 cm
Colors: Predominantly bright blue, gold horns and eyes, black details
Use: Wall decoration, collection, cosplay, irezumi
Options: Without stand (€120) — With stand (€135)
Made to order, Dai Yokai workshop, Brittany

Important note regarding fastening: This mask comes with a presentation cord. No elastic or comfort foam—designed for decoration and collecting, not for extended wear.

Delivery time: 14 working days. Photo before shipment available upon request.

FAQ & Interview

Does blue correspond to a stage of possession in Noh theatre?
Not in the classic gradation—which goes from white to light red, Aka red, then black. Blue is a contemporary interpretation of Hannya, outside of the traditional codification. It functions as a color in its own right, not as a degree of possession.

What is the difference between the White Hannya and the Red Aka?
Same model, same dimensions, same construction. The three form a cohesive collection — cool and restrained white, raw and intense red, bright and striking blue. The lugs are gold on all three versions.

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.

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