Bali mask

In early April this year I was working at my computer when I felt a tap on my shoulder. It was Pung, in Balinese temple wear, with a big smile on his face. “Get dressed,” he said. “Come with me to the graveyard!” What an offer! But over the years I have learned to listen when Pung makes these kinds of urgent suggestions.

In a post on Nov 18 called “6 Mexican Devil masks” I wrote: “In my opinion African masks are the most artistic, Japanese the best made, and Mexican the most creative.” A few days later this comment arrived: “I think we need to give a mention to Balinese masks. Having spent some time with mask makers in Ubud*, I think their quality and the dedication they put to their masks is on par with the Japanese, and their artistry is equivalent to that of Africa.” I agree. Look at this fabulous…

Balinese Transformation Mask

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