Olga

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Most masks were made of wood, linen, papyrus and gold, using varying degrees of detail and craftsmanship, depending on the wealth and status of the deceased. For example, the most famous Egyptian mask is the mask of Tutankhamun, made of solid gold and inlaid with precious stones.

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Ancient Greek Masks were made from: 1. Bark or Wood: Used to make the base of the mask. 2. Fabric: Fabric could be dyed or painted. 3. Leather: It was durable and could be easily shaped and dyed. 4. Ceramic: Used to make larger masks or particularly intricate shapes. Ceramic masks were heavier but durable. 5. Wax: Used to make fine details of the face, such as lips, eyebrows, or beard.

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a few more days and I'm home🥹

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What do people who haven't been home for a long time buy? And what products do you miss when you're away?

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In ancient Egypt, death was not considered the end, but a transitional stage on the path to another life. Masks were used to protect the face of the deceased on this path. They believed that the mask would help the deceased to recognize himself after resurrection in another world.

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Latin America gave us incredible views as a farewell gift🫶

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last walk in Lima before leaving🥹

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Saturday🤍 a great reason to relax🍾 especially when he's on the plane. flying home🥹

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Ancient Egyptian masks were not just works of art, they played an important role in religious and social life. These masks were often used to protect the wearer from evil spirits, as well as a symbol of high rank and possessed incredible power. Their use was not only a symbol, but also a demonstration of their subtle influence on the society of that era. @kisana did you know about it?

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Shamans of various cultures also used masks in their healing rituals and communication with spirits. The mask helped the shaman enter a transcendental state and communicate with spirits. @katesugarfree.eth did you know about this?

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Mint Farcaster: Kangaroo damn I have this NFT too😎

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In ancient Greek theater, masks were used by actors to better convey the emotions and character of their character. These masks were beautifully painted and had expressive facial features for better perception in large open arenas. @baekaterina did you know about this?

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In some cultures, such as ancient Egypt and historical Mexico, sacred masks were used in religious ceremonies and were considered a link between gods and humans. Masks represented other entities, allowing humans to experience and understand the experiences of other life forms or higher powers.

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Mint 🥚🥚EGG🥚🥚

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Mint 🥚EGG🥚 😎

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June is the time of the dacha and starlings🌺🐦‍⬛🍄

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Sunday, walk, ice cream and birch trees😍 What else do you need to be happy? https://warpcast.com/cyrus/0x4be2312e

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Masks have played an important role in various cultures around the world since ancient times. They have been used in a variety of ceremonial and ritualistic practices, many of which have been linked to the spiritual and religious world.

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Ritual masks in Bali. Tribes thus imitate the spirits and drive them out. @shanisee did you know about this?

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We continue walking around the mask museum in Bali... @natali73 how do you like this mask?

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