スミソニアン博物館さんのインスタグラム動画 - (スミソニアン博物館Instagram)「Now that’s a statement piece. A celebration of liberation and freedom, the Bahamian Junkanoo has roots in West African cultures. Junkanoo time means music, dance, vivid costume, and theater in the days leading up to the new year. Our Junkanoo headdress was worn in 1994 when this celebration was brought to our @SmithsonianFolklife Festival and you can now see its full splendor thanks to @Smithsonian3D. It is made of carboard and crepe paper and decorated with paint, tinsel, and shining jewels. This is one of 25 Smithsonian objects now available to explore in 3D, revealing stories to help us learn more about the complicated history and legacy of race and racism. Explore more at the link in our bio. Thanks to Verizon for support of this #RaceAndOurSharedFuture project.」11月14日 23時28分