Carnival masks

Mardi Gras is French for Fat Tuesday. It is a festival celebrated in France on Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. It marks the end of the pre-Lent. In the U.S. this holiday is celebrated lavishly in New Orleans, Louisiana. The embodiment of New Orleans Mardi Gras is often one of debauchery and bad action, but was somewhat restrained by the recent floods hit the city. Mardi Gras season begins January 6 and ends on the day before Ash WednesdayWednesday.

There is something very dramatic to celebrate carnival. People wear costumes and beads in this day and celebrated with a parade, a special party and also a ball on Mardi Gras. Traditionally, participants hide their identities with masks and hats. There are many forms that look great. They are used carnival, during and long used as decoration or theatrical masks throughout the year. Carnival masks masks are very extravagant. Feather masks, masks on a stickpapier mache masks, eye mask, satin, sequins and glitter masks, venetian carnival masks, goggles and masks Casanova butterfly are all very popular.

masks for parties, half masks, clown masks, masks, funny, female, white masks, white half masks, full face masks, white female white male white masks, transparent young men and women transparent masks are also used. Behind this celebration are for decoration, gifts large and easy to wear. Papier mache eye masks look great and mysteriousand are very inexpensive. Cat masks masks and dream-makers are required to papier-mache masks, with loop.