BONE DRAGON HEADDRESS

This headdress is wearable. This art piece was sculpted in clay, cast in urethane then hand painted and sealed with clear coat. The horns are hollow cast with a lightweight foam filled in for strength. 24" overall length.

The brown hair is goat hide while the longer hair is hand "painted" kanekalon synthetic hair. The hanging blue strips are leather with faux hog tusks attached with a brass ring. There is one very old mystery bone piece hanging from the dragon's cheek bone.

The inside is padded with foam and has a very wide elastic band that will help keep the piece secure on your head. Wearer may need to add more foam or a different strap if the fit is uncomfortable. It weighs almost 4 pounds. It doesn't feel too heavy once worn thanks to the balance but it won't be something you can do backflips in! This can also be displayed on a paper towel holder as seen in the pics or mounted vertically on your wall.

As with all of my work, this is a handmade piece of art. Please treat it with care!

- These are produced one at a time in my own studio.

- Please be sure to provide the correct address when placing your order, all orders will be shipped to the address im provided with and cannot be changed after the order is placed. No exceptions, sorry!

Be sure to check out my mask info section to learn more about these masks: https://missmonster.myshopify.com/pages/mask-care-info

- Please do not buy a mask if any of the above is an issue!

- If you want any more info on buying from my shop please go through the FAQ/policy page in my shop: http://missmonster.myshopify.com/pages/f-a-q

Mask info:

- My masks are hand sculpted in clay, a mold is made and casts are produced by hand, one at a time. Finished masks are then sanded and hand painted with acrylics, each is a unique piece of wearable art.

-This mask fits most faces but a perfect fit is not guaranteed. Cannot be worn with glasses.

 - This urethane is sensitive to heat. Please keep it out of direct sunlight as it can warp under it's own weight when hot.  You can use a heat gun or hair dryer to heat the back of the mask until it becomes pliable. Set the shape you want by leaving on an upturned bowl or object to hold the shape while it cools.

- Do not use this as safety equipment or a welding mask or anything else but costuming. Use common sense, please. I am not responsible for injuries sustained through improper use of this mask.

By purchasing this you acknowledge that you have read and agree with the shop's policy page and have read and agree to comply with all of the information on this page.

By buying this piece you are directly supporting an independent artist. Thank you!