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Badan Warisan Malaysia (The Heritage of Malaysia Trust) - Hudok or Hudoq masks are very symbolic and are usually seen during dance rituals to bless the annual planting of padi. In Sarawak,
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Traditional national indian totem. Totem pole sculpture art. Ancient wooden mask. Mayan and aztecs symbolic religious gods faces. Ethnic pagan worship and idolatry. Photos | Adobe Stock
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