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Cajun Mardi Gras traditions date back to medieval France (and perhaps earlier) when, on the "anything goes" holiday celebrating the last day before the Lenten fast, peasants would dress up in ridiculous costumes, generally ridiculing their "superiors" (Nobles, Clergy and Intelligentsia). They would then travel around their area seeking alms or handouts. The mummers of England and modern Halloween celebrations have similar roots. Check out our selection of Mardi Gras costumes online as well, drop by our store for to view our large selection purchase costumes, decor, accessories and masks!
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| Female JesterItem # rub90220Click Picture to enlarge. |
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| Mardi Gras LadyItem # rub90994Click Picture to enlarge. |
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| Mardi Gras ManItem # rub90995Click Picture to enlarge. |
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| Male JesterItem # rub90302Click Picture to enlarge. |
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