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The Sigui masked dance ritual of the Dogon people is one of the rarest ceremonial events in the world, performed once every 50 years in villages across Mali. This multi-year cycle marks the renewal of the world and honors the first ancestor, linking generations through time, memory, and movement. During Sigui, dancers wear towering wooden masks — some over 20 feet long — representing ancestral spirits and cosmic order. Accompanied by chanting, drums, and processions that move from village to vil