Kabuki masks were created in a variety of shapes, colors, and sizes, which offered actors much practicality and diversity. Kabuki masks were vibrant and portrayed the characters of demons, Gods, and animals. These types of masks are also adopted in Japanese home décor with many enthusiasts collecting these masks for their cultural significance.

A Kabuki mask is a type of theater mask that is used in kabuki theater. It is characterized by its highly ornate and exaggerated design. The kabuki mask is often made from wood, lacquer, or cloth, and it is often decorated with gold leaf, feathers, and sequins.

Kabuki masks, traditionally white, represent the visages of mythical creatures or animals. These masks find their place in the theater, predominantly worn by protagonists and actors portraying comedic roles.