Traditional Balinese Barong Mask With Elaborate Ornamentation And Hair

his mask features a fearsome yet majestic face, adorned with bold colors and intricate patterns that capture the essence of the mythological creature it represents. The Barong is considered a guardian spirit in Balinese culture, and masks like this one are used in ritual dances that depict the battle between good and evil. The mask's elaborate details include high-contrast red and white paint around the eyes and mouth, signifying power and protection. Gold leaf accents create a regal appearance, while real hair is attached to the mask for a lifelike effect, giving the piece a dynamic and potent charm.
please Note- missing one of the ear -shown on the photo

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Good Used Condition

19%

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Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave, Clifton NJ 07011

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Thursday, 4/25 through Saturday, 4/27, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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