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Mursi Tribe
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English: The practice of tribal face painting in India is a rich cultural tradition that varies among different tribal communities. Tribes in India use face painting for various purposes, including rituals, ceremonies, and cultural expressions. Each tribe has unique designs, colors, and patterns that hold specific meanings within their community. Mursi tribe is known for its distinctive lip plates and face painting that often includes white and red patterns
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