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A small central forehead ornament adds visual focus, while the tall three-part crown forms the dominant vertical element of the composition, combining deep red, yellow, and black with intricate painted motifs. The broad side elements and rounded ear forms frame the face and reinforce its balanced structure. Carefully defined contours, layered crown detailing, and the controlled application of colour reflect the detailed handwork characteristic of Gomira mask-making.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eGomira is a traditional wooden mask-making and masked-dance tradition associated with Kushmandi in Dakshin Dinajpur, West Bengal. Locally known as Mukha, these masks represent a range of characters connected with Gomira and Ram-Vanvas performances, including Shakti-related deities, mythological figures, spirits, animals, and other folk characters. The masks are hand-carved and painted, with strongly defined facial features and elaborate crowns or surrounding forms. 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