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Facts about Burkina Faso masks:

1. Diversity: Over 60 ethnic groups in Burkina Faso create unique masks.

2. Materials: Masks are made from wood, clay, fiber, and other natural materials.

3. Symbolism: Masks represent animals, spirits, ancestors, and mythological figures.

4. Initiation: Masks are used in initiation rites to mark important life transitions.

5. Protection: Masks are believed to offer protection from evil spirits.

6. Fertility: Masks are used in fertility rituals to ensure agricultural prosperity.

7. Storytelling: Masks are used in traditional storytelling and dance.

Some notable masks from Burkina Faso include:

- Winiama masks (used in fertility rituals)
- Nwantantay masks (used in initiation rites)
- Kono masks (used in traditional storytelling)

Burkina Faso's masks reflect the country's rich cultural diversity and spiritual heritage.

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