The Vajrabhairava Mask is handmade for iron tires. The entire device is forged from iron. The surface is fully painted with mineral paint and partially gold-painted. The carving is rich in details. The forehead is decorated with a golden eyebrow mark, the thick black gold eyebrows are curled and powerful, the eyes are wide open, and the eyes are rimmed with gold paint; the mouth is carved with outward golden fangs, the tongue is protruding, the ears are wide and stretched, and there are round metal earrings on the sides of the ears. The original cotton rope knot used to fix the mask is retained on the edge. The mask has been used for many years. The red paint surface has natural wear and tear, partial fading, the gold layer has aged and peeled off, and there are slight rust marks on the edges of the iron tires. There is no deformation, cracking or damage. The back of the mask is embossed and lined, and the original green and blue striped fabric-sewn hood and hemp rope ties are intact.