Tiki Masks of Hawaii & Polynesia
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JFK Tiki masks have cultural significance in Hawaii and other Polynesian islands. They are traditionally carved from wood and feature stylized facial features that represent gods or ancestors from Polynesian mythology. Tiki masks were historically worn in ceremonial dances to honor the spirits and bring good fortune, and they continue to be an important part of Polynesian cultural heritage and artistic traditions today.
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