Ceramic Masks. A little history… Masks can represent so many things: emotions Good, Bad, Fear, Love, and Power. Greek theater drama masks represent comedy.

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Ceramic Masks

A little history… Masks can represent so many things: emotions Good, Bad, Fear, Love, and Power. Greek theater drama masks represent comedy and tragedy

Early death masks from the Egyptians influenced the Romans into also creating these masks for their departed. Masks we know in our museums can represent so many things; a God, an animal, or even a past King.

African tribal masks not only distinguish different tribes, areas, and animals but all also fertility, social place, etc.

The wooden masks of Mexico have always intrigued me seeing El Diablo red face and horns sculptured with such expression.

Carnival masks have their roots in France and Venice, Italy and have spread to Rio De Janeiro and New Orleans revolving around Lent.

Childhood is filled with masks: The Lone Ranger, Zorro, Green Goblin, Halloween masks, Batman, Spiderman, The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, etcetera.

The Lucha Libre Masked Mexican wrestlers hiding their identity are a way masks are used today

Chinese Mask used for head of a dragon during the Chinese New Year Celebration

Examples of Ceramic Masks

How To Make a Clay Mask

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