Tibetan opera masks's mask with three eyes, blue face and fangs depicts which hidden god?

There are many kinds of masks in Ebony Tibetan opera, mainly in two forms: plane and three-dimensional. Aircraft masks are made of various fabrics, cardboard, goatskin, etc. , mostly used to show the characters with status and personality in the play, such as kings, ministers, lamas, old women, witches and other real-life characters. The three-dimensional mask is made of paper pulp, lacquer cloth, soil, etc. In addition to animals of various shapes, the three-dimensional mask also shows the gods and ghosts in the play, such as the role of Maitreya, the dragon girl, the protector of Yan Luowang and Azarang. Masks of various colors show the different personalities of various characters with artistic exaggerated colors. For example, the blue wamba mask in the play is a symbol of courage and justice; The red mask worn by the king is a symbol of power; The yellow mask worn by loyal officials symbolizes loyalty; Ji Wang and MuNv wear green masks to symbolize women; The white mask worn by a good man symbolizes kindness; People who are duplicitous and duplicitous, wearing half-white and half-black masks; Black mask is ferocious and cruel. For example, the mask worn by Luo Cha, the nine-headed queen in the Tibetan opera "White Horse and Wenba", is nine ghost heads with overlapping long hair. The dark brown face is marked with golden eyebrows, big eyes and fangs, symbolizing an extremely evil savage image. Of course, the symbolic meaning of color is not absolute, and sometimes it can be changed. In Tibetan opera, no matter what genre or drama, it is inseparable from the performances of various animals on the stage. So there are many animal masks in Tibetan opera. These animals are covered with the colors of gods, which is actually a totem worship. For example, the gods worshipped by primitive Bonism in Tibet are sheep's head, cow's head, horse's head and tiger's head. These animals represent various living gods. . com/article/2005 123 1326 13 _ 186 . htm