Authentic Japanese samurai masks.

They are also used to convey emotions or another identity, as well as conceal the face of the warrior. The Samurai paired their masks with helmets that usually had spears or horns protruding from them. These masks were made by expert craftsmen, and the samurai often handed down within families.

 Totally love Samurai paraphernalia, an interest I’ve had since living in Japan as a sprog.

(Source: theruleof2, via cynicismbedamned)

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