Before embracing Christianity, the Garos used to erect memorials for their deads. Even now the practice is there amongst the non-Christians Garos. The memorials they erect are called ‘Kimas’. Kimas are actually statues engraved in wooden posts, in the shape, form and facial resemblance of the deceased. These wooden statues are clothed with the dress of the dead. The Kimas amply testify the artistic skills of the Garos.
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Arts & Crafts