"SEC S15W3:Art and Health at home"

Hello everyone! How are you all? I am fine, by the grace of Allah. Alhamdulillah. Today, I joined this wonderful contest. Thanks for this interesting 'Draw or create an original mask, "SEC S15W3: Art and Health at Home" for the community of Colombia-Original.

The mask adds a mysterious and thrilling air to the events. For example, these masks are often decorated with bright colors and complicated patterns that show different cultural and historical figures. Participants can briefly change into different characters by wearing masks. This makes the carnival atmosphere lively and immersive. It also helps keep traditional arts alive and shows a rich cultural history. The colorful and lively atmosphere and hypnotic display of traditional masks make for a memorable experience.
Participating in the carnival also lets me experience the spirit of togetherness and happiness that permeates the whole event. No way am I missing this amazing chance to be a part of a bright and magical celebration that will give me memories I will enjoy forever.

I will try to make a real mask with some things. All I need to make a real mask is:

• A pencil
• Some colored pencils
• An eraser
• Thread
• Scissors
• Colored paper

Step 1

I began by folding the paper in half lengthwise. Draw the butterfly's body from the left side of the fold first.

Step 2

Then, I drew the wings of the butterfly. I drew it from the middle of the fins to the top of the eye. Then, I drew the butterfly horn.

Step 3

Cut out the butterfly mask shape with the help of scissors.

After cutting out the mask, I drew circles on the butterfly's wings, as I wanted.

Then, I colored them with colored pencils. Following the colors, this was how it appeared.

I made two small holes on both sides of the butterfly's wings. Then, I put the thread inside the hole and made the mask a barrier.

My real butterfly mask is ready.

Our country's carnival parties use these masks sometimes. No, we don't require you to wear a mask. To keep our country's cultural heritage alive and celebrate its special festivals, Bangladesh is doing a great job. Strangely, you can see how our country's customs, music, and art are woven together in Pahala Bishakha, Eid-Ul-Fitr, Durga Puja, and Bishwa Ijetema. Celebrate these events to show off our country's rich cultural diversity and unite people. Tourists can participate in these real celebrations to better understand Bangladesh's past and culture.