*** About Native American Tribal Masks: Native American masks were integral to ceremonies and storytelling among various tribes. Often created as spiritual symbols, they were used during rituals to invoke animal spirits, ancestors, or gods. Each tribe had distinct mask-making techniques and styles that reflected their specific cultural narratives and environments. For instance, tribes from wooded areas tended to use local wood, whereas those from coastal regions utilized fish skins or bird feathers. Beyond their ceremonial use, these masks were a medium of storytelling, where myths and histories were handed down through generations, strengthening community bonds and preserving rich historical legacies.

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