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Nuhlimahla-Qagyuhl, c1914. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Nuhlimahla-Qagyuhl, c1914. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Nuhlimahla-Qagyuhl, c1914. Person wearing ceremonial mask of the Nuhlimahla during the during the Winter Dance ceremony. These characters impersonated fools and were noted for their devotion to filth and disorder
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1914 British Columbia Ceremonial Ceremonial Costume Ceremonial Dress Ceremony Curtis Edward Sheriff Curtis Edwards Disorder Edward Sheriff Curtis Edwards Curtis Fool Indigenous People Kwakiutl Kwakwakawakw Mask Masked North America North American Indian Person Qagyuhl Rite Ritual Spiritual Spiritual Life
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Nuhlimahla-Qagyuhl," captured by Edward Sheriff Curtis in the early 1900s, showcases a person wearing a ceremonial mask during the Winter Dance ceremony of the Nuhlimahla-Qagyuhl tribe, located in British Columbia, Canada. The Nuhlimahla-Qagyuhl were known for their impersonation of fools during the ceremony, embracing filth and disorder as a spiritual concept. Edward Sheriff Curtis, an American photographer and ethnographer, documented various Native American tribes and their cultural practices during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In this image, Curtis captured the essence of the Nuhlimahla-Qagyuhl's unique and intriguing rituals, providing a glimpse into their rich heritage and spiritual life. The person in the photograph wears an elaborate ceremonial mask, which is a significant aspect of the Nuhlimahla-Qagyuhl's cultural identity. The mask, along with their ceremonial dress, adds to the overall atmosphere of the Winter Dance ceremony, which was an essential part of their community's history and traditions. This photograph is a testament to the diverse and fascinating indigenous cultures that existed in North America during the early 1900s. It serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving and celebrating the heritage and traditions of indigenous peoples, both in Canada and the United States." [Note: This caption is intended for educational and informational purposes only and does not mention commercial use of the image.]
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