Kolam Masks

Kolam masks in Sri Lanka are traditional wooden masks used in various cultural rituals and performances. Intricately carved and brightly painted, these masks represent different characters and deities, such as demons, animals, and folk heroes. They hold significant cultural and religious value, showcasing the rich artistic heritage of Sri Lanka.

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Arachchi Kolam Mask

155.00 SAR

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Size 23cm (9 inch) Height 28cm (11 inch) Height

Taking a baton in hand and with handkerchief on the shoulder, two combs are on his head and a shirt on his body dressed like this the gentlemen acts grandly on the stage then all the people applaud and worship and ask for permission

Destroying poverty - shows injustice in this way

Asking about all fields- comes like this the Arachchi Kolama (comedy)

From his white teeth â€“ announces the royal orders

Talks utter nonsense â€“ This drunkard Arachchi (village official)

Evoking fear and loyalty among the common people and its comic character are displayed by the creation of this mask with its moustache. Behind him following him is a character called Liyanappu (clerical official). Though these characters have masks that are similar, yet the two different characters can be identified separately and have been created as such.