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With the available surface area provided by fiberglass masks, goaltenders find it fashionable to give their mask distinctive decorations. This tradition started with the earliest masks, notably by the now-retired Boston Bruins goalkeeper Gerry Cheevers, who was known for drawing stitches on his mask whenever it got hit.[7] These stitches represented where Cheevers would have been cut had he not been wearing his mask.[8] Jim Rutherford, a member of the Detroit Red Wings in the 1970s, was the first to put a little paint on the eyebrows of the mask which really started a trend once combo masks became popular. Modern-day masks also offer this ability, and goaltenders are well-identified with their helmet design, often transferring the motif into their new team's colors when traded or signed to a new team (for example, Patrick Lalime's Marvin the Martian theme, Felix Potvin's cat theme, Curtis Joseph's Cujo theme, or Ed Belfour's eagle theme).
Recently, a ShindigZ customer got creative with our Jumbo Mardi Gras Mask decorations. As part of a Venetian-themed event raising money for Breast Cancer research. The masks were redecorated as part of a series of five and each was auctioned off. Several hundreds of dollars for were raised to support the fight against Breast Cancer thanks to these beautifully decorated masks!
You can get creative yourself using our Mardi Gras mask wall decoration or Jumbo Mask Standees. Use spraypaint, sprayglitter, feathers, paper mache, sequins, gossamer streamers, or any other decorating material you can think of to transform our masks into personalized decorations with your own special flair.
The Tiki Mask is an attractive decoration for your Luau party at an affordable price that keeps your check book as happy as your Luau guests. And since a tropical party is not complete until everything is Hawaiian, this Tiki decoration is the authentic way to welcome guests to your Luau. Great to hang from any wall.
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