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In East Asian mythologies, the dragon retains its prestige and is conceived as a beneficent creature, means power and royalty, emblem of the imperial family.

This photo was clicked in Thimphu, Bhutan. Thimphu is the capital of Bhutan.

Various souvenirs such as mask, necklace, bracelets, singing bowl and clothing are sold at the shops around Boudhanath Buddha Stupa, Kathmandu, Nepal.

Man in traditional hat looks at totem pole, Nature scenics, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia

Tribal Mask in the Autumn Woods

Brown mask

Traditional souvenirs shop in Bhutan

Thimphu, Bhutan: Bhairab mask (also known as Bhairava or Mahakala) outside a building. Bhairab is often depicted with a crown of five skulls symbolising the transmutation of negative afflictions (greed, aggression, ignorance, pride and jealousy) into the five wisdoms. The various Buddhist forms of Bhairab (variously called Herukas, Vajrabhairava, Mahakala and Yamantaka) are considered fierce deities and yidams (tantric meditational deity) in Tibetan Buddhism. They also have their own set of Buddhist tantras, the Vajrabhairava tantras. Cham mask, for cham dance festival.

Lhasa, Tibet, China, Chengguan District, June 23 2019: closeup of beautiful young make up girl wearing traditional Tibetan clothes and jewelry, while he is trying on a traditional mask

Sanxingdui is name of archaeological site and its deduced culture in China, ancient Chinese city.This is a replica and it is sold in the store in nanjing,jiangsu.

Handmade colorful tribal look face mask souvenir hanging on plain background. Selective focus on object.

Oversized Dragon Sculpture Joss Stick in Factory - Daily Production Activities

Colorful Wooden Carved Masks for Sale on the Streets of Kathmandu

This photo was clicked in Thimpu, Bhutan. These are the traditional Bhutanese musks.

Tibeten facial mask

Chams (sacred mask dances) performed by resident lamas and monks of Matho monastery during Nagrang festival.

A detailed view of brightly colored African masks with geometric patterns, showcasing rich cultural heritage and artistry

Traditional Japanese mask of a demon, Kabuki Mask isolated on white background with clipping path. HQ photo

Lobesa-Metsina, Lobesa valley, Punakha District, Bhutan: Bhairab mask outside a building. Bhairab is often depicted with a crown of five skulls symbolising the transmutation of the five negative afflictions (greed, aggression, ignorance, pride and jealousy) into wisdoms. The various Buddhist forms of Bhairab (aka called Herukas, Vajrabhairava, Mahakala, Bhairava and Yamantaka) are considered fierce deities and yidams (tantric meditational deity) in Tibetan Buddhism. The tantric practices associated with Bhairava focus on the transformation of anger and hatred into understanding. Cham mask, for cham dance festival.

Taktok gompa, Ladakh, India, Buddhist monasteries, Tibetan Buddhism, Small Tibet, Ladakh, India, Buddhist monasteries, Tibetan Buddhism, Little Tibet

Kathputli, wood puppet, raj (king or prince). One of the characters in this traditional Rajasthani entertainment. Pushkar Camel Fair, Pushkar, Rajasthan, India.

In the heart of the Old City of Shanghai, two vivid red masks instill fear with their exaggerated facial features – eyes bulging, noses flushed crimson, mouths gaping to reveal monstrous elongated teeth. One mask, distinguished by a third eye, captures the eerie essence of Chinese aesthetics.

Souvenir wooden mask for sale in Kathmandu old town, Nepal

Chams (sacred mask dances) performed by resident lamas and monks of monasteries.

Shangri-la, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, There is an ancient city named Dukezong, which has a history of more than 1300 years. It is one of the ancient cities with fairly intact Tibetan dwellings in Tibetan areas of China. Dukezong ancient city was an important meeting place for the cultural exchanges of various ethnic groups in Eastern Tibet in China, as well as an important post station on the ancient Tea horse Road. It is now a famous tourist destination in China.

the ornate statue of General Qian Li Yan (Thousand-Mile Eye), one of the two Divine Guardians of Mazu (Goddess of the Sea)

An array of handcrafted, colorful masks displayed for Mangal Shobhajatra, a vibrant part of Pahela Baishakh celebrations marking the Bengali New Year in Dhaka. Mangal Shobhajatra, Pahela Baishakh, Bengali New Year, colorful masks, Dhaka, Bangladesh, folk art, traditional motifs, mask display, celebration, New Year festival, cultural heritage, South Asia

colorful mask from Bhutanese religion characters

Dragon Sculpture in Joss stick factory daily production

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