File:Boy with sardinian mask.jpg
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Sardinian mask of Escalaplano
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English: The traditional mask of Escalaplano de Su boi wears an ox head with large horns on his head, a cowhide on his back and a large cowbell supported by a large leather belt on his chest. His face is blackened with cork soot, he is dressed in black with leather shoes and has a large horn that simulates the bellowing of the ox.
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| Author | Davide Corda |
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