Man apllies tribal face paint in mirror - stock photo
A Papuan man wearing sea shell beads applies face paint using a rear view mirror taken from a car whilst getting ready for a sing sing. Taking their name from the pidgin word for a music party, a Sing Sing ( sing-sing ) is a festival or gathering of various clans, tribes or villages in Papua New Guinea with the aim of sharing indigenous tradition and culture. Location: Paiya, Western Highlands Province. The most famous Sing-Sing in PNG is the Mount Hagen Show.
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