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Ceremony

item[?]a033857

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Ceremony
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1 photograph : b&w print ; 7 x 11 cm
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A scene from ritual dances known as cham. Performed by monks or lay practitioners during festivals, cham are a central aspect of Tibetan Buddhism. Making use of large masks and elaborate costumes which are carefully stored in monasteries when not being used, cham dances are performed to honour saints, subdue evils and offer blessings. There are a variety of regional dance styles.
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