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Leather steampunk Anubis and Bast masks

You may recall my previous post about Leather masks of Thoth, Anubis and Ra, and here’s several leather masks of Anubis, Industrial Anubis and Industrial Bast by Merimask [also, also], which you might find interesting:

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