The Greek/Roman silver Noah mask is a silver-colored face mask for men with a lyre between two winged horses above the forehead. Wear it with a black suit and bow tie for a sleek evening look, or over dark armor with a red cape if you are going as a Roman warrior during Carnival. It will also stand out immediately at a Greek or Roman-themed party.
Lyre, horses and curls on the face mask
- The mask is silver-colored, with dark shades in the deeper parts, making the relief look like old metal.
- Along the top edge is a lyre in the center, with a winged horse on each side and a fan-shaped ornament below it.
- The model covers the forehead, nose and upper lip and tapers to a point down to the chin, with curly ornaments shaped like a mustache and beard.
- Two almond-shaped eye holes leave your gaze free.
- The material is 100% polypropylene (PP).
- Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach with chlorine, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not steam.
Unlike an eye mask, this model reaches down past the chin, so choose it if you want to hide almost your entire face behind the ornament.
Why are there a lyre and winged horses on this mask?
The lyre and the winged horse are two well-known images from Greek antiquity. The lyre was the stringed instrument that belongs to the god Apollo in Greek mythology, and we know the winged horse as Pegasus. The Romans adopted much of that mythology, which is why this mask suits both a Greek and a Roman costume.
Makeup and jewelry for the silver mask
Because the mask covers almost your entire face, you need very little makeup. A line of silver-gray makeup along the jawline and on the neck makes the transition between the mask and the skin disappear. Silver jewelry, such as a wide bracelet or a necklace with a round medallion, matches the color of the relief. If you wear it with a black suit, a silver cufflink or tie clip keeps the look in the same shade.
Order the Greek/Roman silver Noah mask and complete your Roman warrior or Greek god for Carnival.