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The typical vietnamese face masks with traditional paintings, made of straw at the souvenir market in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Traditional masks to be worn in Beijing Opera

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.

The masks from a makers shop, Paro, Bhutan. The traditional mask dancers wear wooden or paper mache masks that are colorfully painted and richly decorated.The masks from a makers shop, Paro, Bhutan. The traditional mask dancers wear wooden or paper mache masks that are colorfully painted and richly decorated.

chinese mask reprsenting the monkeyking (Sun Wukong)

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

Traditional painted Facemasks in a Hanoi market, Vietnam.

Traditional masks with a spin - - their faces are painted on woven basket lids and are adorned with round links of chain (and the occasional wispy beard). Their bright primary colors and toothy smiles are alternately cheerful and terrifying.

colorful mask from Bhutanese religion characters

Chinese masks on wooden boards, theatrical masks

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Sapa, Vietnam - march 06, 2020 : Ethnic Hmong old woman with protective mask on the face on a street of Sapa, North Vietnam

Vietnam's traditional souvenirs are sold in shop at Hanoi's Old Quarter Vietnam

native masks sold on the street for the annual Masskara festival (festival of masks) in Bacolod City, Philippines

Dali, China - Feb 8, 2016 :Local people play the Dragon Dance. The traditional Dragon Dance activity play in Dali ancient city for Chinese New Year.

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Haikou.China-March 2021: various colorful Peking opera masks on street stall. Beautiful Chinese opera mask

$Paro, Bhutan - April 07, 2017: Clown at the annual Paro Tshechu (religious festival) at Paro's Rinpung Dzong (a Buddhist monastery and fortress). The Paro Tshechu is the most popular religious dance festival in Bhutan held annually since the 17th century. It lasts 5 days beginning on the 10th day of the 2nd Bhutanese lunar month. Paro (Dzongkha) is an ancient town in the homonymous valley, with many sacred sites, temples and historical buildings. The Kingdom of Bhutan is landlocked in the Eastern Himalayas. The Head of state is the King of Bhutan, known as the \$

$Mask or mukhosh, as it is known in Bengal\nhas a mysterious history, too vague to be\nchronicled in perfect sequence, both in\nterms of advent and influence. Rumour has it that in\nancient times, witches started the practice of wearing\nmasks. To camouflage themselves, the witches built a\nsublime weapon, a facial veil that prevented them from\nbeing exposed.$

papier-mache peking opera mask of taishi ci character. beijing. china. asia.

Child's Drawing - Chinese Traditional Tiger Hat

Traditional Chinese mask for sell at street stall in old village.

The face of the deity and the head ornament are refined pieces of artwork. There are red, pink, yellow, white, yellow, blue and green colors on it.

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