Greek/Roman silver eye mask Lara

The Greek/Roman silver Lara eye mask is a silver-colored half mask that covers the eyes and nose bridge, with winged horses around a lyre above the eye holes. That lyre and the winged horses bring classical antiquity to your party, with the atmosphere of temples, gods, and togas. The mask is intended for women and men and suits a toga party or a classic costume look during carnival.

Shape, finish and material of the Lara mask

• The mask covers the eyes and the nose bridge and leaves the mouth and chin free.
• On top are two winged horses on either side of a lyre, with a fan-shaped shell motif underneath.
• Along the cheeks run curled ornaments in relief.
• The silver-colored finish is kept dark in the deeper parts, so that the relief stands out clearly.
• The mask is made of 100% PP (polypropylene).
• Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not steam.

Where do the lyre and the winged horses on this mask come from?

The lyre and the winged horses on the Lara mask come from Greek mythology, which the Romans adopted to a large extent. The lyre is the string instrument of Apollo, the god of music and poetry. We know the winged horse as Pegasus. Precisely those symbols make a simple half mask a recognizable piece of antiquity.

This is how you complete the classic look with this half mask

A white toga or tunic with a laurel wreath immediately makes it clear that you come from ancient Rome or Athens. Men can also wear a chest plate, so that the mask belongs to a gladiator or army commander. For an evening in black, the mask works just as well with a black suit with a bow or a black lace dress. Silver-colored bracelets or a silver-colored belt match the color of the relief and keep the look in line.

Order the Greek/Roman silver Lara eye mask and complete your outfit for the toga party or carnival with a piece of mythology on your face.