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All hand-carved and painted masks are carved out of Alaskan birch or yellow cedar. These colorful masks maintain the original stylization of Northwest Coast Native Art, with an emphasis on shamanic themes, and human relationships with animal spirits. They come in a variety of sizes and prices, and can be custom ordered. Among those available: See the Small Masks page, too.
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BASKET YAM masks (left) and WOODEN YAM masks (right) are found in the Abelam villages above the Sepik River in Papua New Guinea. Men weave or carve these masks, then paint them with clay pigments or natural dyes, for decorating the largest yams at harvest ceremonies. During ceremonial displays, colorful feathers, flowers, leaves and shell money are added for beauty and power. A man's status is judged by how long he can grow these ceremonial yams, which can reach 9-12 feet
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( very, nice special papiermache masks. Click your way to the masks) "Fronts finished with laquer & gesso. Felt backed, ribbon ties or hand hold sticks."
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"Design origins are buried in a time before time and handed down through generations of tribal craftsmen. These intricate carvings from Indonesia, Africa, and Polynesia to the False Faces of the Iroquois, are truly amazing. This outstanding artistry will take you on a journey full of surprises, back through the myths and legends of the ancient ones "
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Over 200 authentic African tribal masks, sculptures, statues and bronzes collected by Yuri and Ilya Raskin ; "My name is Yuri Raskin. Together with my son, Dr. Ilya Raskin, I have been collecting African tribal art for 25 years. Educated in linguistics, geography and art history, I devote most of my time to building my own art collections and to introducing others to the wonderful world of Tribal art "
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The Story Teller - Felt Educational Products "When you touch the heart and mind of a child, you can change the future!"
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Wood masks from Guerrer.
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Different categfories of masks with descriptions
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Indaba has a large and varied collection of authentic masks and headdresses. Many of the pieces are museum quality collector's items, others are newer yet fine examples of the style of the tribe and country of origin. Most west African tribes are represented including Bambara, Baule, Bobo, Chokwe, Dan, Fang, Marka, Mende, Mossi and Songye.
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We acquired the 70 plus African masks during several years of living in Western and Central African countries prior to 1986. We wish to market the entire collection, or, alternatively, ethnic groupings that may be of interest to individual collectors. Most of the masks were made in Zaire (Kuba, Pende, Salampasu, Songye, Tshokwe, Yaka, Suku, etc.). Eight of the masks are rare Kom pieces from Cameroon. Masks from Mali, Liberia, Angola and Ivory Coast are also included. The masks which we consider art objects were created for specific utilitarian purposes, as tools to facilitate cultural functions -initiation into adulthood and secret societies, ancestor worship, births, deaths, law enforcement, fertility and agricultural rites, healing and exorcism, etc. Sadly, most African countries which do have museums are without resources to preserve them. The effects of termites, fungi and other pathogens can be seen on many masks.
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Masks by Pacific Northwest Artists
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many masks - good text
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Helen Trabucchi produces from the family shop the masks and the other articles that you will find in this area that because of the quality and originality of the creations we have decided to call the "Shop of Helen."
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collection of masks - and costumes to go with it.
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here you can get mask forms to make your own mask! And feathers..
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A unique collection of wooden hand carved and painted masks from the states of Guerrero, Oaxaca and Michoacan.
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Beverly Stone established Aina Moja in 1997 as a small business venture aimed at assisting artists in the country of Kenya, Africa. Beverly's interest in Kenya stems from her time spent teaching there as a volunteer for the Teachers for Africa Program.
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Jepang Mask, Wedding Masks, ceremonial Masks.....
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The Huichol Indians express their beliefs and deep religious feeling through their art. To the Huichols, religion is not a part of life, it is life. Their art is a direct extension of their religion and it is made not from the standpoint of decoration, but to give profound expression to concepts of spiritual beliefs. Traditional Huichol art, whether it be meticulous beadwork, yarn paintings, masks, votive bowls and arrows or striking embroidered and woven personal adornments, are beautiful not only from the aesthetic standpoint but from the psychological as well. The art consists of many symbols, which tell the story of each piece.
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Mike Lorefice's Merchandise These are the masks they sell in Japan for fans to wear to the shows so they can try to look as cool as their favorite masked wrestler. Anyway, they are very cool if you can afford them, but unfortunately, like seemingly everything in Japan, they are really expensive.
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LARGE SELECTION OF COSTUMES AND ACCESSORIES
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Very elegant masks. DRESSES FOR GALA EVENINGS AND BALLS Costume rental for parties and events all over the World masks, fans, hats, mantles and accesories
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