Sentences with phrase «ceremonial processions»
"Ceremonial processions" refer to organized movements of people, typically in formal attire, during special events or important occasions like parades, ceremonies, or religious rituals. Full definition
It is through observing the rice farmer tending his fields and witnessing the elaborate ceremonial processions at the temple that the true essence of this Island of the Gods is revealed.
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During the day, there are often ceremonial processions arriving at the temple to either celebrate the beginning of mask carving or to joyfully bring Barongs or Rangdas back to home temples.
For example, Egyptian sculptures show a Pharaoh and attendants in a ceremonial procession carrying the Pharaoh's «soul» or «secret helper» (the placenta with the umbilical cord) while Hebrew scriptures include several references to the placenta, referred to as the «bundle of life» or the «external soul».
Carvings etched on rocks near the Nile River depict the ceremonial processions of a pharaoh — the oldest known illustrations of the kind
Ceremonies form a central part of the culture here and you may well find yourself witnessing a ceremonial procession through a village or down to the sea.
Ubud: The cultural heart of Bali, Ubud lures visitors from all around the world to its enchanting dances, art galleries, ceremonial processions, luxurious retreats and divine restaurants.
As such, the lake and surrounding temples are highly revered, and it is not unusual to see some sort of ceremonial procession or offerings taking place.
Incorporating original music composition and costumes, Legacy Fatale «s performances are evocative of tribal and pagan rituals, ceremonial processions and interpretative dances.