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Unique and Cultural Pumpkin Stencil Carving Patterns

Add the spice of exotic world cultures to liven up your fright night festivities with an paper pumpkin traditional theme mask to illuminate the pathway to your haunted house. These cultural theme masks are educational as well as fun. Learn a little bit about other cultures with traditional mask patterns.

Carve kabuki theatre jack o lanterns or create menacing tiki totem poles for Halloween. Carve a selection of tatooed Maori Kirituhi ogre face masks to scare the wits out menacing brain craving zombie monsters. Create creepy collections of Day of the Dead skull mask pumpkins to guide the way for visiting spirits of the underworld.

These exotic dragons, ogres demons and ghoul carving templates may be used as patterns for making shrink art jewelry, necklaces and charms for bracelets. Try your hand at paper maché pumpkins for table settings or spooky, decorative ornaments to hang in windows, trees or from the creaky old rafters in the haunted barn.

Ceremonial & Native Halloween Templates

These native theme trick or treat color book Halloween printables are perfect for children to print and color for the annual spookfilled guising night. Decorate these theme pumpkins with crayons or markers. Make shrink art ornamentsto hang in trees, windows or jewelry items to wear or share with friends and relatives to help scare away the ghosts, witches, werewolves, bats, black cats, devilish goblins and other night of the living dead walking ghouls on All Hallow's Eve.

This section contains a growing collection of pumpkin style Día de los Muertos, Maori Masks, Japanese Kabuki, Samurai and Totem Pole Jack O-Lantern color book masks and other cultural-theme Halloween images for children.

These colorbook pumpkin Halloween images for children can also be used as patterns for personal or non-profit woodworking, embroidery, crochet, latch-hook rugmaking, glass etching and stenciling projects. Halloween colorbook pages make great child craft activities, will keep young children busy for hours, and provide endless decorating ideas for Halloween costume parties and games.

Many cultural theme images have been adapted from existing historical photographs, ancient images, petroglyphs and sand drawings or other educational research and works of art which represent typical or readily recognizable styles employed by various indigenous people or cultural groups.