Each mask is an exquisite work of art, created from leather and tooled with the future wearer’s own fate in mind. To don one is to become another: a noble king, a tragic lover, a ruthless god. The mask does not simply change the face; it rewrites the soul. Actors wear them to steal the charisma of legends. Liars wear them to be believed and lovers wear them to become desired.

But the masks feed on identity. Each use steals a piece of the wearer’s true self. Those who wear them too long forget their own names, their own memories; until nothing remains but the mask.