Plague Mask w/ herbal stuffing

Patterned closely off of extant pieces and depictions of the pioneering doctors of the middle ages, these masks are a softer recreation of Europe's first hazard suits. Like the originals, they are bird like and unsettlingly reminiscent of modern gas masks. The mask and lining are entirely cotton, with tulle covering the eyes instead of the more traditional glass. There are no grommets down the beak, but they are stuffed with lavender and rose, popular "sweet airs" that were meant to filter out the illness.