Inspired by traditional Japanese menpō (half-face armor), this mask covers the lower face with a bold, sculpted look. The open mouth guard, raised brow ridge, and layered curves give it a fierce, warrior presence without sacrificing comfort or breathability.
Made to order: Built by hand and ready to ship in 7-10 days.
Choose your color
- Red/Black
- Mahogany/Brown
- Blue/Black
- Black
Features
- Full-grain vegetable-tanned leather, hand-dyed in your choice of color
- Textured inner panels for depth and contrast
- Hand-stitched edges with contrasting thread
- Copper-finished rivets accent the nose bridge and cheek plates
- Three-tier articulated throat guard (yodare-kake) with leather lacing in an X pattern
- Adjustable buckle straps for a secure, comfortable fit
- Open mouth design for easier breathing and speaking
Perfect for
Cosplay, LARP, Renaissance faires, samurai and ninja costumes, photoshoots, film and stage props, or as a standout display piece.
Details
Care
Keep dry and away from prolonged direct sunlight. If it gets damp, let it air dry naturally. Condition occasionally with a leather conditioner to keep it supple.
Shipping and returns
Made and shipped from Blairsville, Pennsylvania, USA. We ship worldwide.
US orders: You have 14 days after delivery to request a return if the item is unused and in the condition you received it. See our Returns & Refunds Policy for details.
International orders: These are final sale. Duties, taxes, and customs fees are the buyer's responsibility, and we can't refund them. If you have questions before ordering, message us and we'll help.
Damaged or incorrect items: If your mask arrives defective, damaged, or not what you ordered, contact us within 14 days of delivery with photos, and we'll make it right.
This is a handmade item, so each piece varies slightly in grain, color, and texture. This mask is a costume and display piece. It is not protective gear and is not rated for impact or combat use. Contact us for custom colors or sizing.
Design credit: Made from a pattern by Tony See. Find his patterns and video tutorials at leather-patterns.com.
