Among the many masked dances performed during the Tshechu Festival, this particular dance is one of the most unique and eccentric. Its choreography could be compared to a child dancing, or fooling around. Both dancers wear white skeleton costumes and white skull masks. When they come out of the cham-khang (green room), they start performing immediately.  They carry together an effigy of a human figure made out of dough lying down naked with its phallus sticking upwards.