Mask

Item number A4485 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Mask composed of a humanoid face surmounted by a bird's face with a long, protruding beak. The humanoid face is painted with a black forehead, black eyebrows, black bordered by green around the large circular eye holes, black over the tip of the nose, red nostrils, black lips and chin, and black and red designs on the cheeks. The bird face has metal discs for eyes, black eyebrows, and a green face with brown cheeks. The lower portion of the bird's beak is movable, and the paint on the beak fades from green at the base to greeny-brown to reddish-brown at the tip. A strip of light brown fabric is attached to the humanoid mask on one side with four metal nails.