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Among the Elema people of New Guinea, eharo masks are considered things of gladness” that young men wear before the start of a serious ceremony. One of these eye-catching masks from The Metropolitan Museum of Art inspired the design in this kit, which features 12 precut pieces of wood over board, three sticks of chalk, a length of jute, and a jar of glue.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the largest and finest museums in the world, and the most comprehensive art museum housed under one roof. Founded in 1870, its permanent collections, housed in seventeen curatorial departments, embrace more than two million works of art from across the globe, ranging from prehistory to the present, in all artistic media, and at the highest levels of creative excellence. Five million visitors visit the Museum each year.