White eye masks with feathers

White eye masks with feathers are white half-masks for the eyes with a gold scalloped border, pointed upturned tips and three white feathers on gold stems. The design captures the atmosphere of the Venetian carnival and a masquerade ball, where a mask conceals you just enough to move mysteriously across the dance floor. The mask is designed for women and can be worn during carnival or at a masquerade ball.

What does this white eye mask with feathers look like?

The eye mask is white, with gold as an accent colour. A double gold scalloped border runs along the outer edge and around both eye holes.

• The sides taper into two pointed tips that point diagonally upwards, giving the mask a cat-like silhouette.
• In the centre above the nose are three white, fluffy-looking feathers on gold stems, which meet in a gold ball.
• The composition is 70% PVC, 25% polyester and 5% feathers.
• The mask covers the eyes and the bridge of the nose, while leaving your mouth and cheeks free.
• This mask is made for women.

The Venetian eye mask as a tradition

An eye mask like this fits into the Venetian mask tradition, in which wearers hid behind a mask during carnival and remained unrecognised for a while. The half-mask that only covers the eyes is the lighter counterpart to the full-face mask. Because your mouth remains free, you can talk, eat and drink with it. If you want to remain masked all evening at a ball, you will therefore more likely choose an eye mask.

A complete ball outfit to match the white eye mask

The white eye mask with a gold border pairs best with a ball gown in light shades, such as soft pink or cream with gold-coloured details. A high-styled curly wig in white or blonde gives you the look of an eighteenth-century court lady. A pearl necklace and pearl earrings complete the look, and with a white fan you will also have something in your hands while dancing. You buy these items separately, as the mask is supplied without extras.

Order the white eye masks with feathers and take to the dance floor in Venetian style during carnival or at a masquerade ball.