Tribal Couple Chau Mask – Beige – WSCMp81014

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This is a beautiful beige-colored tribal couple Chaau Mask, used as a wall hanging. These tribal people are also called Adivasis as they live in villages and perform their everyday household activities, taking care of the house, children, farm with basic, environmental amenities. When it comes to narrating the history and story of Adivasis, the Chau artist wear these mask and perform. Decorate your home with this eco-friendly Chau mask.

 

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  • Tribal Couple Chau Mask - Beige - WSCMp81014

    999.00

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    This is a beautiful beige-colored tribal couple Chaau Mask, used as a wall hanging. These tribal people are also called Adivasis as they live in villages and perform their everyday household activities, taking care of the house, children, farm with basic, environmental amenities. When it comes to narrating the history and story of Adivasis, the Chau artist wear these mask and perform. Decorate your home with this eco-friendly Chau mask.

    A beautiful Tribal Couple Chau Mask, This is a 100% handmade Chaau mask sourced from the heart of Purulia by Sonajuri Arts. This mask is heavily ornamented and applies decorated with a towering crown. The paper and clay mask is made of all-natural eco-friendly ingredients.

     The mask used in the Chhau dance of Purulia is mainly for mythological characters such as Mahishasur-Mardini, Rama-Sita, the fight between Rama and Ravana, etc. Sometimes small Santhal couple masks are used. Mostly made of paper pulp and clay, Chhau masks are often massive in size but not heavy since the performers wear them during the show. The clay molds are first hand-made and dried in the sun known as ‘mati gora’.

    They are then layered with powdered ashes. Masks could also represent the shaman’s spiritual helpers, which he would try to influence in times of need. Sometimes hung in houses to ward off harmful spirits, masks were also occasionally placed with the dead or used in non-spiritual contexts for popular entertainment. Chau masks are made from paper pulp, cloth, and clay and undergo many interim processes before taking the final form. First, a clay model of a mask is made and dried in direct sunlight to make it hard. It is then covered with powdered ash and layers of papers moistened with gum are pasted on this powdered mask.

     

    Type of Material

    Paper Smashed with Glue Layered

    Water Resistant

    No

    Size

    Height – 5 Inches Each
    Weight – 105 Grams Each

    Shipping

    Free Delivery

    Delivery Time

    Max 12 Days

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