9 Inches | LENCHINA DRAMA MASK GENUINE ( MATARA TRADITION )
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This Blog will help to Researchers & Buyers who interest in Traditional Devil Mask and Other Decorations in Sri Lanka. The authentic masks and masking traditions of Sri Lanka are extraordinary cultural phenomenon and a significant contribution Sri Lanka has made to the Asian cultural spectrum
Monday, November 23, 2015
Lenchina Kolam ( Lenchina Drama: Matara Tradition ) Mask GENUINE
9 Inches | LENCHINA DRAMA MASK GENUINE ( MATARA TRADITION )
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Gurulu Raksha ( Gurulu Devil ) Performance Devil Mask GENUINE
20 Inches | GURULU DEVIL MASK GENUINE
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Rare Gara Raksha ( Gara Devil ) Statue GENUINE
GARA DEVIL GENUINE
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Sri Lanka belong to that great Asian mask tradition which extends from the Indian subcontinent, across the high Himalayas, through the Southeast Asian archipelago, northwards onto the Siberian plains and into Korea. Within these diverse cultures the masked shaman plays a central role, bridging the gap between the natural and the omnipresent supernatural. Through various transformation rituals the shaman blurs these perceived boundaries, comforts his community, diverts evil and effectuates healing.
In Sinhalese society the edura works alongside the rest of society. He wears no special clothes, as a monk would, nor is he granted special status. He lives within the community with no divisions. It is only when his special services are required that the edura sets himself apart. Much of the preliminaries and ritualised aspects of the masked dance rituals are designed to distance the edura from the rest of society.
In Sinhalese society the edura works alongside the rest of society. He wears no special clothes, as a monk would, nor is he granted special status. He lives within the community with no divisions. It is only when his special services are required that the edura sets himself apart. Much of the preliminaries and ritualised aspects of the masked dance rituals are designed to distance the edura from the rest of society.
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Naga Raksha ( Cobra Devil ) Performance Devil Mask GENUINE
20 Inches | COBRA DEVIL MASK GENUINE
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