Question

this term refers to the masks made from wood or paper mache' worn during the Moriones Festival ​

Answer 1

Answer:

The origin of the word Moriones came from the term, Morion, which means mask, a piece that covers the face, and a part of the medieval Roman armour. Morions are devotees who wear hand-carved or paper-mache made bearded, fierce-looking masks to match the costume of a centurion.

Answer 2

Morion is a term that refers to the mask and the costume of the Moriones festival.

• Moriones is a lent festival that occurs in the Holy Week, celebrated by the people who live on the island of Marinduque, Philippines.

• The term Moriones refers to men and women in their costumes and masks.

• The Moriones festival has inspired the creation of other festivals.

• The men and women wear costumes and Morion mask that depicts the Roman soldiers and Syrian mercenaries within the story of the Passion of the Christ.