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THE TRADITION OF MASKS IN INDIAN CULTURE: An Anthropological Study of Majuli, Assam Santaan Based on Rachel Bridge's popular

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Based on Rachel Bridge's popular workshops

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with special attention given to the temple dancers

Based on natural laws that govern all of creation

Tender and darkly comic

THE TRADITION OF MASKS IN INDIAN CULTURE: An Anthropological Study of Majuli, Assam Santaan Based on Rachel Bridge's popularPages: xx + 148 Format: HB ISBN: 9788173055201 Edition: 1st Publisher: ARYAN BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Size: 17 cm x 25 cm Product Year: 2015 Masks are artificial faces worn for disguise, generally to assume and to frighten. They are often worn to conceal feelings and also as coverings to hide or protect the faces. They may be carved, moulded, or even woven objects, which are worn over the face or on the head. The chief motivation for making mask was

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