Madhesi People Shaman Dance Mask, Nepal #705 East Africa Rak Yom are a Kuman

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Madhesi People Shaman Dance Mask, Nepal #705 East Africa Rak Yom are a KumanMadhesi PeopleShaman Dance Mask, Nepal #705 A Finely carved wooden Spirit Mask with a charming face and raised central "Third Eye" emblem. Nepali Shaman Masks are among the most primitive in use in the world, and are made by carving wood, coating it with yak butter fat, and seasoning it over a smoky fire. The Shaman plays an important Social Role as the Channeler of Spirits for Healing, Purification, and Protection of those under his supervision.