A Face of Javanese Legend In the court dance tradition of Wayang Topeng, performers gave the legend of Raden Panji a face — serene, composed, quietly noble — carved in wood and passed from parent to child for generations. The Panji Mask carries that lineage into your home, turning a wall or shelf into a place where a story lives. Carved by Hand, One of a Kind Each mask begins as a single block of wood, shaped entirely by hand and painted in fine layers with close attention to expression, proportion, and symbolic detail. No two masks share exactly the same face — subtle shifts in carving, grain, and brushwork are not flaws, but the signature of the person who made it. At Home in Modern Spaces On a wall of warm wood, linen, and quiet earth tones, the Panji Mask becomes a single point of depth — a piece of cultural memory in a calm, modern room, and a keepsake meant to be valued for generations. Dimensions Weight: [NET_WEIGHT]Length: [LENGTH]Width: [WIDTH]Height: [HEIGHT] Materials [MATERIALS] Care Instructions Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, harsh cleaning agents, abrasive cloths, direct sunlight, and excessive humidity. Handle with care. Shipping Carefully packed in protective, recyclable materials and shipped from Germany. Delivery options and timelines are shown at checkout. Origin Designed in Yogyakarta, handcrafted in Central Java, Indonesia. The Artisans The Panji Mask is carved and painted at Sanggarpeni, a family-run workshop rooted in the Wayang Topeng heritage of Yogyakarta, where the craft has been passed down through generations. Every face is shaped, refined, and finished by hand — so the piece you bring home carries the skill and story of the family who made it. Returns & Exchanges We want you to feel confident in your purchase. You may request a return within 30 days of receiving your order, in accordance with our return policy. For exchanges, please contact us and we will assist you based on current product availability. As each mask is hand-carved and hand-painted, small variations in motif, color, and finish are natural signs of artisan work and are not considered defects.
