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capturing both sacred narratives and the rich cultural tapestry of the Andes

The paper used is called Lokta paper and is made from the bark of the Daphe Cannabina shrub which grows in abundance in the Himalayas

Hinduism and Buddhism incorporate traditional dances and masks play an important role in traditional Tibetan culture and life

used as an accompaniment to a larger ensemble

lotus leaves

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