Mask

Item number 2655/118 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Description

A relatively flat metal mask with a red face that has green horns curving up toward the centre to an isosceles trapezoid, with a red and blue circle dotted with white, at the centre. The top trapezoid has five holes with the left having a red ribbon and the right having a turquoise ribbon. Four more trapezoids are along the bottom of the mask, each with four holes along their outer edge as well with four ribbons attached: two white, one turquoise, and one green. The mask has big pointed ears, black curly hair and eyebrows, and green eyes with holes cut out underneath. The nostrils and mouth are also cut out with red lips and two front top teeth. There are two holes at either sides of the cheeks, and a hole in the middle top.