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3D Papercraft Rabbit Mask with Red Nose

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3D Rabbit Mask to Assemble

This rabbit mask made from paper consists of 20 pages to assemble for a truly striking result. Once completed, it features generous dimensions: 410 mm high, 305 mm wide and 423 mm deep. A creative project that instantly draws attention.

Original price was: $13.92.Current price is: $6.96.

Printed Color Paper Kit with Pattern

1 × Printed Color Paper Kit with Pattern

Printed Color Paper Kit with Pattern (glossy paper)

1 × Printed Color Paper Kit with Pattern (glossy paper)

Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

1 × Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

Double-sided adhesive tape

1 × Double-sided adhesive tape

Papercraft rotary cutting mat

1 × Papercraft rotary cutting mat

Model packaging shown

1 × Model packaging shown

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A rabbit mask that comes to life, sheet by sheet

It all starts with a few sheets of paper, a pair of scissors… and the desire to create. Little by little, the volumes emerge. The ears rise. The gaze takes shape. This 3D origami rabbit mask turns a simple creative moment into an immersive, almost magical experience.

Designed to be both decorative and wearable, this model plays with facets and angles to deliver a bold low poly style full of personality. Perfect for costume parties, seasonal decor or a DIY project to share, it naturally finds its place among 3D paper masks.

What the model includes

20 pages to assemble with precision
Final dimensions: 410 mm (height), 305 mm (width), 423 mm (depth)
A progressive assembly designed to guide you step by step

Color play and final look

The mask is built using several shades: 1 red page for reference points, 4 white pages for lighter areas, and 15 gray pages that structure the whole. This subtle contrast adds depth to the face and enhances the rabbit’s expression once finished.

A project that requires a bit of patience, yes—but rewards every effort with an impressive result. You’re assembling more than a mask: you’re bringing a character to life.