By: Holly

Mask  A mask is for covering the face.  It keeps it worn as a disguise.  It amuses people and terrifies other people sometimes.  A mask protects the noise and mouth did you know that?

Mask  A mask is usually normally worn on the face.  They wear the mask for performance and entertainment for people and kids.

Burial Mask  The Burial Mask is 10 inches and painted wood.  A mask applied to the wrapped mummy.  It was very important detail for a lot of the dead body witch.  After prayers and consecration.  It was put into a sarcophagus.  That country Ancient Egypt!

Nigeria Eguangun Mask  Eguangun mask 17 inches, with painted wood and cloth.  The Yoruba Eguangun association honors ancestors.

China Nuo Mask  Nuo mask is 9.3 inches painted wood.  Did you know the Maonan is a share love of festivals with colorful Zhuang people.  Nuo is a very old name for exorcising.

Mexico Nayarit Mask  Nayarit mask 14 inches long painted paper Mache.  Here is a Cora Tiger from the Juda celebration ( part of holy Week ). The paper Mache mask from is quite strong there is excellent padding around the inside edges.

Dog Mask Ecuador  Dog mask Ecuador 12 inches paper Mache- The dog is a character in La Fiesta de la Mamma Negro

My Project  When I started my project first picked a mask from Mexico.  Next I drew my mask.  Then I had to paper Mache it.  Last I painted it. My colors where all neon colors. My neon colors where pink, green, yellow and orange.

Recourses  I got my research from the web site: www. Masks from around the world.  I got my pictures from witting ex: Nayarit Mexico mask