Devil mask. Long narrow-faced mask, mainly black in colour; the horns are brown-black coloured, are turn inwards. Below the left horn a skin ear is upturned, while on the right, a skin ear is down-turned. Two eyes are slanted on a diagonal, are outlined in red and have black and white pupils. Around the perimeter and down to the snout are two snakes that have black, yellow, red, and white alternating stripes of colour. The nose on the snout is upturned and is yellow in colour. The mouth is open and has two white coloured pieces on either side of the corners of the mouth. There are four white coloured teeth on the bottom and the top of the gums.

Devil mask. Oversized horns protruding upwards from forehead, with alternating yellow, red, white and black coloured stripes. Two split snakes with alternating yellow, white, red and black coloured stripes are carved on the centre of the face, extending from the jaw around the eyes to the snout. On either side, below the square-shaped cut-out eyes, are two lizard-like relief carvings. The mouth is wide open and has white teeth on the top and bottom, a fibre tongue hanging over the edge of the bottom row of teeth and a yellow coloured ball in its mouth.

Devil mask. Black horned animal mask with open mouth and protruding, upturned tongue. Two entwined yellow snakes originating in the mouth curve upward to form the eyebrow ridge and nose.

Devil mask. Black animal with horns curving outwards. One black, red, and white snake is around each eye area from the nose to the middle of the mouth. One white snake goes down the middle of the head from the top of the mask to the nose. Another white snake goes down the middle of the mouth. The eyes appear to be metal coins. The red mouth with white teeth is open, but not cut out as there are two holes at the top of the mouth for the wearer to see through. There are two small holes at either side of the mask.