Jeweled Oni Mask for Genesis 9, 8.1, 8, and 3

The Oni Mask has seen a consistent design throughout the centuries, until now. Although the Oni demon is infamous for its evil intent as depicted by Japan's rich culture, it is also known for bringing fortune and wealth. That interesting contrast within the malignant Oni is what inspired me to design an Oni Mask like no other.
The horns represent the scorn of the Oni while the intricate ornamental gold details and diamonds show fortune and wealth. I have also added my touch to the Jeweled Oni Mask by adding various rigged components. The Horns area can be lifted, while the mask splits into two pieces comprised of right and left partitions. Add in four uniquely detailed rows of links and crystals and you have another Elaborate 3D prop created in great detail by yours truly.
Every single component is UV mapped even though the Jeweled Oni Mask comes to life in renders exclusively via shaders. The mask is another original design I created solely in ZBrush ensuring optimal topology that is beautiful from any angle making it perfect for cinematic renders at any range.
The Jeweled Oni Mask is versatile and can be used to adorn Genesis 3 through 9 characters of any gender. There is also an adjustment dial for scaling the mask to fit any size head. Every single bone can be controlled via the scenes tab to pose the mask's rigged elements most realistically.
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