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Traditional Kifwebe mask made by craftsmen of the Baluba tribe. The Luba or Baluba tribe, living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is famous for his wood carvers. This ceremonial tribal mask was probably made about the years 1960 in the Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo .

Papua New Guinea, Highlands SingSing celebration festival.

Detail of a painted, wooden mask for rituals. Closeup

African American model, his body painted with feathers, wears a leather headdress preparing for a performance.

Native performer taking part in traditional dance where warriors protect a female dancer. The dance involves threatening movements and glaring at potential enemies. Alotua, Papua New Guinea.

Piaya: A local Sing Sing Gathering at Piaya Village in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region

An African witch doctor with a skull and staff.

He is one with nature as he expresses his wellbeing and relaxed state

Sydney, Australia - December 29, 2024: Australian aboriginal senior, male with dreadlocks street performer at Circular Quay Sydney Australia,

$Mount Hagen city, Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea - August 17, 2024 : Portrait of a 'Tambul' clan man with his face painted in bright colors and wearing elaborate headdress and necklaces, all crafted from natural items such as feathers, shells, leaves and seeds, participating in Sing Sing Festival.\nSing-Sing is an annual gathering of tribes or villages in Papua New Guinea where locals show their clan's distinct culture, dance and music and share traditions. \nThe first Sing Sing was held in Goroka in 1957. Instead of fighting over their differences, the idea was to get together, celebrate diversity and socialize peacefully.$

Close-up of the face of a young black man. He looks confidently into the camera.

A handsome African American man with body paint and leather headdress looks intensely at the camera.

Young Melanesian man in tribal makeup in Port Villa, Vanuatu. The man was traditionally dressed for a cultural performance. The photo is taken at night.

Mount Hagen: Tribes at the Mt Hagen cultural show in Papua New Guinea

Typical Wooden Face Mask from Papua New Guinea

Tribal portrait single african woman with braids dreadlocks outdoors, painted face with white and red dots

Portrait of participants during the annual Crocodile Festival in Ambunti, Papua New Guinea.

Cabinda / Tchiowa, Angola: Bakama / Zindunga, part of a kind of traditional Cabindan religion, linked to the cult of lusunzi, a genius of the earth, an envoy between god and men. African mask.

$Paiya Village, Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea - August 16, 2024 : Papuan tribal woman, member of the Tomba clan, painted with bright multi colored face paint, wearing huge seashell jewelry and feather headdress with precious parrot and bird of paradise feathers, rehearsing for the Mount Hagen Sing Sing festival.\nSing-Sing, the world-famous annual show is a gathering of tribes or villages in Papua New Guinea where locals show their clan's distinct culture, dance and music and share traditions. \nThe first Sing Sing was held in Goroka in 1957. Instead of fighting over their differences, the idea was to get together, celebrate diversity and socialize peacefully.$

Colorful, traditional fabrics and souvenirs

Piaya: Highlands tribe in Piaya village, Papua New Guinea

Tari Gap, Papua New Guinea aA June 27, 2010: A Wigman Warrior of the Huli clan in Papua New Guinea.

Sydney, Australia - March 01, 2020: Portrait of Australian aboriginal male with dreadlocks and didgeridoo, street performer at Circular Quay Sydney Australia

$Mount Hagen city, Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea - August 17, 2024 : Portrait of a Papuan tribal woman, member of the 'Poi Black' clan, with her face painted in shiny black and white, wearing leaves as a headdress and seashell necklace. \nShe is participating in Sing-Sing festival, an annual gathering of tribes or villages in Papua New Guinea where locals show their clan's distinct culture, dance and music and share traditions. \nThe first Sing Sing was held in Goroka in 1957. Instead of fighting over their differences, the idea was to get together, celebrate diversity and socialize peacefully.$

salvador, bahia, brazil - april 26, 2022: Indians from different tribes of Bahia during protests in the city of Salvador. The group seeks improvements to their villages

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