Piuma volto intero in papier mache

By A Mystery Man Writer

Last updated 16 Sept 2024

During the Carnival of Venice and at parties, feathered masks have always been among the most fascinating and admired.

Piuma volto intero in papier mache

Wearable, feathered mask, which takes as reference the nose of the Plague Doctor mask but is reinterpreted giving it shape of the beak and the colours of a toucan. Coloured trimmings and cords, together with bright feathers, give this creation a mix of joyful happiness, making this variation of the classic face with feathers unique and original. A technically complex mask to make. Because of its complexity and long manufacturing time it was a mask intended only for the wealthiest families.