Gankhuyag "Ganna" Natsag photographed with some of his masks. (Pat Jarrett/The Virginia Folklife Program)
Ganna Natsag, a master artist of the Mongolian mask making tradition who lives in Arlington, traveled to India in December to visit the Dalai Lama in a quest for world peace. Washington Post reporter Andrea Sachs has the full story.
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