Eye mask Greek/Roman gold Mats

The Greek/Roman gold eye mask Mats is a gold-colored half mask covering the eyes and bridge of the nose, featuring two winged horses and a lyre on the upper edge.

Wear it at Carnival or a themed party where you are dressing up as a Roman emperor, soldier, or Greek goddess. The mask is designed for both women and men, so you can even wear matching styles to the party together.

What does the mask with the winged horses look like?

• The mask has a dark base with a brushed gold finish, giving it the appearance of antique metal.
• Two winged horses face each other on the upper edge, with a lyre in the center and a fan-shaped ornament below it.
• Curling relief ornaments run across the cheeks below the eye holes.
• The half mask leaves your mouth and chin free, so you can talk and drink without any problems.
• The material is 100% PP (polypropylene).
• Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, and do not steam.

Pegasus and the lyre as classical symbols

The winged horse is Pegasus from Greek mythology, a figure found on ancient vases, coins, and reliefs. The lyre is the stringed instrument associated with the god Apollo and the Muses. The Romans adopted many Greek gods and symbols, so this Roman mask is equally suitable for a Greek or Roman costume. The curls on the cheeks are reminiscent of the volutes on classical columns.

A complete outfit to match the half mask

For an emperor or deity, combine the mask with a white toga or tunic, a laurel wreath, and sandals. If you want to portray a Roman legionary, wear it with armor and a cape, so that the gold-colored relief complements the metallic look of the equipment. For a striking contrast, pair it with a black suit and bow tie or a black lace blouse: the mask will then be the only classical element of your outfit.

Order the Greek/Roman gold eye mask Mats and appear as an ancient hero at Carnival.