This photo captures a series of wooden masks worn by Mamuthones during a traditional carnival that takes place yearly in the small town of Mamoiada, Sardinia. They are hung in a row waiting their turn to be painted black by local artisans. This ritual procession, which dates back to the Nuraghic era, is today very much appreciated and loved by locals. Consult the Concierge for size variants. Purchased unframed.
MaterialPaperDimensions (in)W 15.7 x D 0.2 x H 11.8Product referenceMIAOCA-001Tearsheet















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