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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Panchanarigathya Kolam Mask

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

The Panchanarigata Mask is a very attractive creation. Several female faces have been created. The Panchanarigata Masks have been described in the descriptive verses as follows On the top of the head – are five beautiful faces

Like gataya is glows – in this way the Panchnarigataya has been created This can be shown as a mask that displays the skills of the craftsman in making beautiful creation. The pat of the mask that is fixed on the face of the dancer is like the face of a beautiful woman. The upper portion resembles a crown. The mask has been designed by show the face of five women together. The local varieties of designs are included in the Panchanari group and this mask is endemic to the Mirissa traditional dance troupe.