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A Ngaya Chin (Daai) woman with face tattoo, Kanpetlet, Myanmar.
A Ngaya Chin (Daai) woman with face tattoo, Kanpetlet, Myanmar. The tribal Chin women had their faces tattooed when they were around 15 years old, purportedly to protect them from being carried away by marauding men. The practice is now banned, and they are the last of their kind.
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Location: Kanpetlet, Chin State, Myanmar
Photo credit: © dave stamboulis / Alamy / Afripics
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