About this blog: The Nepalese masks intrigued me. There is something about them. The expressions are loud, the colors are bright, the beads are assembled in weird fashion. The message, if at all any, they want to convey is about scare and terror! The first time I spotted a Tibetan mask was at a flea market in Goa.
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I saw them on display at museums, on the temple details, curved on the window panes. Mostly, I spotted them being sold on the streets of Thamel market, Kathmandu. Here is a photo-blog on the Nepalese masks, who resembled closely with the Tibetan masks I found in Ladakh or Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh.
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Lovely collection of pictures. Each of these characters must have a story behind them . I can guess a few – aybe the next time will find out more – now that you have given me a context.
Nice concept – explore more and report
Aye Aye Captain!
Beautiful photos and thank you for appreciating traditional masks.
Gratitude and blessings from Nepal.
Namaste.?
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