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Makonde Ndimu Female Belly Mask, Tanzania #564 oil lamp in Hinduism and Buddhism

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in Hinduism and Buddhism

Ancient Egyptians believed that the afterlife contained an eternal paradise

these "foreign" glass beads became treasured heirlooms among the Naga people

Bead Size : 11 x 10mm

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Makonde Ndimu Female Belly Mask, Tanzania #564 oil lamp in Hinduism and BuddhismMakonde Ndimu Female Belly Mask, Tanzania #564 This type of Body Mask is worn on the stomach of Male Dancers, during Ceremonies related to Fertility. These sorts of objects can be found in many African Ethnic Groups, from the East to the West (Makonde, Yoruba, Ibo Igbo People). For the Yoruba, the navel is very often surrounded with scarifications in the form of a cross, symbolizing the two parents of the Father and the ones of the Mother. Among the

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