Malagan display

Definition

Malagan displays are elaborate ceremonies and art forms practiced by indigenous people from Papua New Guinea. They involve intricate carvings, masks, dances, and rituals to honor ancestors.

Related terms

Papua New Guinea (PNG): A country located in Oceania that is known for its diverse indigenous cultures and traditions.

Ancestor Worship:

The belief and practice of honoring and revering deceased ancestors.

Rituals:

Formal actions or ceremonies performed in a specific order to symbolize meaning or significance.