Dogon dancers performing wearing Kanaga masks | Britannica
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Dogon dancers performing wearing Kanaga masks | Britannica
Kanaga masks worn by Dogon dancers of Mali. These masks are traditionally associated with funerary rites to honor deceased relatives and to guide their spirits to the realm of the ancestors.
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