Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp

Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥

@onigi100

840 Following
596 Followers
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Alternate view, Kòmò Helmet Mask (Kòmòkun), 19th–mid-20th century, Guinea or Mali or Burkina Faso or Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa, Komo or Koma Power Association, Wood, bird skull, porcupine quills, horns, cotton, sacrificial materials, 35.2 x 22.1 x 85.6 cm (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Mask (Kanaga), Mali, Dogon peoples, 20th century, wood, fiber, hide, pigment, 53.6 x 97.2 x 15.9 cm (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Funerary mask of Tutankhamun.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
A Dogon hunter with a flintlock musket, 2010.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Dogon men in their ceremonial attire
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Papierkrattler masks at the Narrensprung 2005 Carnival parade, Ravensburg, Germany
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Replica of Neolithic mask.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Baoule Kple Kple Mask
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Sande society sowei mask, 20th century
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
African countries where masks are used traditionally
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
For soldiers suffering from traumatic brain injury and the psychological effects of war, an art therapy program could provide relief.
0 reply
0 recast
1 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Christopher James (C. J.) Villanueva had painted a harsh-looking face on the outside of his mask, using nails for teeth and writing the word “uneducated” across the forehead.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
One of the transformation masks created by Native artist Beau Dick.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Masks are sacred instruments in the rituals of many Native American tribes.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Cultural masks can take the shape of figures from nature, mythical beings from lore, and other representations.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
On the biggest holiday of the year in the most populous country in the world, various masks are worn during week-long celebrations to ring in the new year. Made from materials including stones, metal and leather, these colorful masks are designed to display the moods and emotions associated with the festival. The masks represent the deities, spirits and fabled animals that Chinese New Year mythology originated from.
1 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Dia de los Muertos masks represent calaveras, or skulls. The celebration originated as a way to honor the deceased and acknowledge death as a natural part of life. The festivities are on November 1st and 2nd throughout Mexico and Latin America, with celebrants wearing skull-shaped masks or face paint and colorful costumes and hats.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Worn during Carnival in Venice, these world-famous masks date back to the 13th century. The origin of the masks is unknown, but some theories suggest that they were donned in rebellion to the rigid society of the times. Venetian masks range in quality, size and material, from cheap papier mâché eye masks to porcelain face masks with long noses or elaborate feathers. Venetian masks were originally made by skilled craftsmen called the mascherari. Today they can be purchased as shops throughout Venice to wear during the 11 days of Carnival, which happen in January or February, depending on where Easter falls
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
The Egbabonelimwin are an acrobatic dance group native to the Esan people of Edo state. They appear in groups at festivities to keep the audience in high spirit.
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥 pfp
Lawal🎭🍄⚡️🎩🍌🔥
@onigi100
Ekpe masquerade is a visual cultural reference to the Leopard society, since its costume, makeup and props define it as such. The Ekpe society is the most renowned traditional institution in Efik history, not just because of its spiritual or cultic functions, but also for the fact that the institution was a pre-colonial police and judiciary system.
1 reply
0 recast
0 reaction