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In Igbo culture (southeastern Nigeria), masks šŸŽ­ play a vital role in various festivals, symbolizing spirituality, ancestry, and community. Key Igbo Festivals Featuring Masks šŸŽ­ 1. Mmanwu Festival (Masquerade Festival) 2. Ofala Festival (Harvest Festival) 3. Iwa Ji (New Yam Festival) 4. Ekpe Festival (Leopard Society Festival) Mask Significance 1. Representation of Spirits: Masks šŸŽ­ embody ancestral spirits, forest spirits, or mythological figures. 2. Symbolism: Masks šŸŽ­ convey messages, teachings, and cultural values. 3. Spiritual Connection: Masks šŸŽ­ facilitate communication between the living and the spiritual realm. Types of Igbo Masks šŸŽ­ 1. Agbogho Mmuo (Maiden Spirit Masks): Represent ideal feminine beauty. 2. Okoroshi (Monkey Masks): Symbolize agility and strength. 3. Oji Ofor (Elephant Masks)šŸŽ­ : Represent wisdom and authority. Festival Rituals 1. Invocation: Ancestral spirits are invoked through prayers and offerings. 2. Purification: Masks šŸŽ­ are purified before performances.
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