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Click to enlarge. Participants paint their faces and bodies during the Ogoh-ogohs parade in Tunjuk Village in Bali, Indonesia. For the Balinese, Ogoh-ogohs reflect the form of demons or expression of bad traits. They are paraded around the villages and towns as a symbol of Bhuta Kala (Evil Spirit) to be attenuated. Photo by Sayoga/ Getty Images. |
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