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Ceremony with dancers in colorful attire wearing masks in Bhaktapur, Nepal

wayang golek is one of the traditional Sundanese puppet arts from West Java, Indonesia

a wood craft puppet with the outlook of Ganesha in Bhaktapur durbar square

The puppets in Rajasthan are one of the most popular sources of entertainment in the state. The art of puppetry is practiced by a community of agricultural laborers of Rajasthan. The puppets are generally two feet in height having a wooden head with an enormous nose and large eyes. The rest of the body is made of colourful and bright pieces of cloth and stuffed rags which also allow for free movement.

Picture of Colourful puppets , Jodhpur Rajasthan

The Newar community of Madhyapur Thimi performed the traditional and religiously significant Mahakali Dance in Thimi, Bhaktapur, Nepal, on Friday August 23, 2024.

Souvenir wooden mask for sale in Kathmandu old town, Nepal

Traditional colorful carved wood puppets at market in Patan, Nepal

Kathmandu, Nepal-April 21,2024: Souvenir market at Durbar Square, Souvenirs are being sold for tourists

Kathmandu, Nepal - 8 January 2020: Traditional Nepalese puppet in Kathmandu, Nepal

Colourful Indian puppets in a Cochin market

Colourful Nepali puppets with traditional nepalese dresses hanging on string ,represents gods or human being in traditional theatre.

$This image showcases a vibrant display of traditional Rajasthani puppets, known as Kathputlis, lined up against a textured stone wall. These handcrafted puppets are dressed in colorful, intricate attire, each adorned with bright patterns and delicate embroidery, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan, India. The puppets, with their expressive painted faces and elaborate headgear, are suspended by strings, ready to come to life in a traditional folk performance.\n\nThe varied colors of the costumes—deep greens, rich blues, and bright yellows—create a visually striking contrast against the earthy tones of the stone wall. Each puppet appears to have its own unique personality, conveyed through the meticulous details in their clothing and facial features. The image captures the essence of Rajasthani craftsmanship and the timeless tradition of puppet storytelling that has been passed down through generations.$

Wooden figurines of traditional musicians in gift shop in Rajasthan, India

Traditional Nepalese Puppets on Strings. Handcrafted puppets, known for their vibrant colors and intricate designs, showcase the rich cultural heritage and storytelling traditions of Nepal.

Dipankar buddha Bhaktapur is an annual celebration to praise and honor the Dipankar buddha, only in Bhaktpur.

Souvenir in Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Nepal

Thimphu, Bhutan: Bhairab mask (also known as Bhairava or Mahakala) outside a building. Bhairab is often depicted with a crown of five skulls symbolising the transmutation of negative afflictions (greed, aggression, ignorance, pride and jealousy) into the five wisdoms. The various Buddhist forms of Bhairab (variously called Herukas, Vajrabhairava, Mahakala and Yamantaka) are considered fierce deities and yidams (tantric meditational deity) in Tibetan Buddhism. They also have their own set of Buddhist tantras, the Vajrabhairava tantras. Cham mask, for cham dance festival.

Khokana, Nepal, 08 October 2024. The Newar community of Khokana celebrates the five-day-long festival as an alternative to the Dashain festival, the largest festival for Nepalese Hindus.

Woman standing on the background of shop that sells souvenir in Kathmandu, Nepal

Traditional colorist nepalese paper mache puppets on strings for sale in a souvenir shop in the Thamel area of Kathmandu city. Kathmandu district-Bagmati zone-Nepal.

Vertical closeup photo of traditional multi-coloured, hand crafted Wayang Kulit or Shadow puppets hanging on a display stand for sale at the Ubud Craft Market.

Buddhist temples and typical street architecture in the tourist district of Thamel in Kathmandu

Devotees place miniature mouse statues for prayer, believing they help convey their wishes to the god Ganesha.

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