🎊The Beauty of Carnival🎊

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Mass Costumes

Carnival, has been rooted in the History and woven into fabric of Caribean society for over 200 years. As a form of rebellion against their masters; African Slaves, used Carnival as a means to mock their former masters and solidify their freedom upon being emancipated. During a celebration called Jovert, the slaves would dawn filty clothes, mud , oil and paint to represent the hardships they experienced during the middle passage and their enslavement. This takes place on Carival Monday; however, by Carival Tuesday, there is a rebirth in the form of beautiful costumes, adorned with gems, colourful feathers and gliter! This is to express the boldness, resilience and freedom of a people who were once held in chains!
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