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Dress Up in Style and Support the CFPA!

Part of the fun of the Masked Ball is choosing what to wear! To help you plan your outfit we have some incredible masks for sale that have been handcrafted by our CFPA students and faculty. By purchasing one of these masks you are not only adding intrigue to your outfit, you are directly supporting the CFPA as all mask proceeds go to student scholarships and CFPA initiatives.

How to Purchase a Mask

If you would like to purchase one of our masks email Courtney Hiatt or call (360) 650-2829. Please make sure to include the name of the mask you would like to purchase in your email. Your mask will be held for you to pick up at the Masked Ball where we will confirm payment. All masks are available on a first-come first-serve basis; there is only one mask available for each of the designs shown.

	WINNER - STUDENT CONTEST: Jester Mask - $100 Celebrate the playful spirit of the court jester with this beautifully designed, hand-held mask. Created by Maggie Wettergreen, a student in the Department of Art.
	SECOND PLACE, STUDENT CONTEST: Ice Queen - $85 Embellished with silver eyelashes and a mosaic of mirror fragments, this stunning mask embodies the fascinating allure of the Ice Queen. Created by Erin Thompson, a student in the Department of Art.
	THIRD PLACE, STUDENT CONTEST: Leather Tree Mask - $75 Made of leather and hand-shaped to resemble the artful branches and roots of a tree, the detail work on this design is beautiful. Created by Quinn Wilson, a student in the Department of Art.
	Navy and Turquoise Feather Mask - $65 Bold hues of blue, turquoise, and green contrast beautifully with rich gold and wispy feathers on this whimsical mask. Created by Adrienne Perry, a student in the Department of Theatre & Dance.
	Pretty in Pink - $50 Hand-crocheted and featuring charming floral accents, the essence of springtime blossoms in this mask. Created by Erin Thompson, a student in the Department of Art.
	Raven Mask - $75 Unleash your mischievious side with this striking raven mask adorned with tufts of black feathers, a hand-crafted beak, and beautiful silver and blue accents. Created by Maggie Wettergreen, a student in the Department of Art.
	Red Feather Mask - $60 Topped with bold red plumes of striking feathers, this gorgeous mask showcases your elegant and playful side. Donated by the WWU Department of Art in memory of Rosalie King.
	Red & Black Sequin Mask - $45 Inspired by Native American art and culture, this hand-held mask is adorned with sequins and features a stylized feather accent in red, black and white. Created by Shelley Jefferson, a student in the Department of Theatre & Dance.
	Blue Feather Mask - $50 Layers of soft, blue feathers add beautiful texture to this simple, yet classic mask . Donated by the WWU Department of Art in memory of Rosalie King.
	Snow Bird Mask - $60 The crisp, white palette of this mask is a striking backdrop for shining jewels, delicate snowflakes, and a peaceful bird perched amongst the feathers. Created by Kendra Hobbs, a student in the Department of Art.
	La Catrina - $55 Reminiscent of masks worn during All Soul’s Day, a tradition celebrated in Mexico, playful mysteries are conjured by this festive and colorful mask. Created by Erin Thompson, a student in the Department of Art.
	Gold and White Feather Mask - $65 Covered in gold and silver brocade with a flourish of dangling, jewel-like ornaments, this mask evokes the distinction and elegance of Carnivale. Created by Maggie Wettergreen, a student in the Department of Art.
	Black and Gold Mask - $60 Featuring an intricately molded face highlighted with rich gold accents and a plume of feathers, this mask is a striking piece of art. Created by Maggie Wettergreen, a student in the Department of Art.
	Rainbow Sequin Mask - $45 Glittering with shiny sequins, this whimsical mask is accented with the feathers of a peacock. Created by Leah Sacks, a student in the Department of Art.
	Delicate Wire Mask - $70 This unusual and stunning creation of a mask made from finely twisted wire is guaranteed to garner second looks. Created by Maggie Wettergreen, a student in the Department of Art.
	Red and Gold Mask - $50 This Venetian-inspired mask, featuring a pointed nose, feathers and lace will have you ready for an evening of intrigue and dance. Created Connie Giang, a student in the Department of Art.
	Ceramic Face Mask - $50 This ceramic piece of art showcases four faces nested within one another, each with their own intricate emotions and moving expression. Created by Tyler Sant, a student in the Department of Art.
	Green and Black Feather Mask - $55 A classical mask married with Native American details, this stunning piece has a rich feel with its layers of feathers, suede and sequins. Donated by the WWU Department of Art in memory of Rosalie King.
	Red and Cream Venetian Mask - $70 Featuring a richly beaded cap and textured highlights, the enchanting art of secrecy of the Venetian Carnival is evoked by this mask. Created by Maggie Wettergreen, a student in the Department of Art.
	Apricot Feather Mask - $70 A sensational hand-dyed plume and glorious beading highlight this enchanting and elegant mask. Created by Adrienne Perry, a student in the Department of Theatre and Dance.
	Black and White Sequin Mask - $45 This alluring mask has a graceful air about it with its clean design, rich sequins, and soft, black feather accent. Created by Shelley Jefferson, a student in the Department of Theatre & Dance.
	Blood Moon - $50 Reminiscent of a Japanese samurai, this bold mask is decorated with a striking design, moving expression, and rich blood colored tassels. Created by Erin Thompson, a student in the Department of Art.
	Textured Study: Black Scraps Mask - $50 Comprised of several layers of hand-placed black scraps, this intricate paper mask explores texture with an intriguing perspective. Created by Hillary White, a student in the Department of Art.