$MASKS

Korean 🎭 , known as "Tal" in Korean, have a rich history and play a significant role in Korean culture.

1. Traditional masks: Korean masks 🎭 date back to the Silla Kingdom (57 BC-935 AD) and were used in shamanic rituals, theater performances, and ceremonies.

2. Types of masks:
    - Hahoetal (Lion Mask): represents courage and strength
    - Baekjeong (White Aristocrat): represents nobility and elegance
    - Sonpi (Immortal): represents wisdom and longevity
    - Gaksi (Young Woman): represents beauty and innocence

3. Materials: Masks 🎭 are made from wood, paper, or leather, and often feature intricate designs and colors.

4. Symbolism: Masks 🎭 represent various aspects of Korean culture, including:
    - Ancestral spirits
    - Mythological figures
    - Social status
    - Emotional expressions

5. Performances: Masks 🎭 are used in traditional Korean performances, such as:
    - Talchum (mask dance)
    - Sandae (mask theater)
    - Pansori (traditional storytelling)

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