The Venetian masks
Anonymous masks have traditionally been a crucial feature in Venetian Carnival, whose origins date back to the 12th century. In the rigid class hierarchy it developed into a feast of social satire where ones social background doesn’t count. The mask-makers (mascherari) even had their own guild and laws to abide by.
The Venetians were allowed to wear masks for almost three month a year, from St. Stephans Day, December 26, until the last day of Carnival.

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•Hand cast using real crushed stone bonded with quality resin
•Perfect for your home or garden
•Exclusive to the Design Toscano brand