Oni Devil Full Mask PDF & DXF Pattern includes stitching holes marked, all cutting lines, and video instructions.
PDF Letter 11 x 8.5 (US) & A4 printable Pattern for leathercraft + DXF file (editable vector file) available as well.
The leather template has been designed to use by any level of experience.

The pattern includes 2 MASKS – full one and half-mask. You can also make only the top piece if you want.

» Oni (jap. ) – evil spirits, demons, devils occurring in shint religion and Japanese folklore, identified with diseases, disasters, and misery. They are one of the y’kai – supernatural beings.
They are seemingly similar to humans, but they have three eyes, wide mouths, horns, and claws on their hands and feet. They can fly and fall from the sky to kidnap the soul of an evil person who is just dying. They can have different characters: they can be gentle, malicious, or violent. They are usually presented as half-naked figures with a wild look, dressed in leather.
To make up for the evil spirits, an annual oni-yari ceremony (jap. ?? or ?) is held as a performance.

» Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/AsSj9UUTBVg
» Prepare & cutting patterns: https://youtu.be/2TNUl_Tlk64

» Tools you need:
– sharp knife
– 1,2-1,5mm hole puncher or pricking irons or awl
– hammer
– 2 needles
– paper tape
– a home printer
– hole punchers

» Materials you need:
-about 0,15 (half-mask), 0,25(full mask) square meter of 4-5oz (1,5-2mm) vegetable tanned leather
– Thin leather about 2-3oz (1mm) for teeths
– Waxed thread (preferable 0,8-1 mm)
– Few rivets
– 2 x 15mm buckles