Kris dancers stretched out on the ground. Randga lying behind, and four other Rangda masks on the wall. The white cloth over the top is a charm; also used to cover Rangda’s head, to clam her. The shrine is where the Barong and Rangda are kept. Pura Babian, Pagutan. Selected for HD Scan March 2010.
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See 1996 and 2000. Effigy has been given hair from palm fibre, but otherwise carved.
object | ARC/DEZ/397/2022
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Black and white print of two boys reclining by tree
object | ARC/GUP/005/118/002
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Igbetti rest house, rocks and fig
object | ARC/HMG/RS/STANFIELD/550/002
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Slide of groups of pilgrims carrying oil in a can and a Chinese thermos flask of tea, Ganden
object | ARC/BAL/002/002/009
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