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Unique Ancestor Masks of Papua New Guinea: The Artistic Heritage of the Sepik River

The Sepik River in Papua New Guinea is home to a vibrant culture of mask-making, reflecting the hardy lifestyle of its people who rely on farming. Spanning 650 miles, the river features numerous villages, each with distinctive styles of ancestor masks crafted from Kwilla wood, grass, and shells. These masks serve as an important aspect of local tradition, embodying ancestral spirits and cultural identity, showcasing the rich artistic heritage that has flourished along the Sepik River for generations.

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Unique Ancestor Masks of Papua New Guinea: The Artistic Heritage of the Sepik River

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  1. Ancestor Mask Papua, New Guinea

  2. Ancestor Mask Papua, New Guinea • The Sepik are a hardy people who depend on farming • The Sepik covers 650 miles and there are mask making Villages all along the Sepik • Each village has its own distinct style of carving masks

  3. Ancestor Mask made out of Kwilla Wood, grass and shells

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