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The traditional Sanni mask is a significant cultural artifact in Sri Lanka. These masks are used in various rituals and performances to ward off evil spirits and diseases. The term “Sanni” refers to malevolent spirits believed to cause illnesses and misfortune. The Sanni masks are intricately crafted from wood and painted in vibrant colors.
100% Sri Lankan Handmade Wooden Ornament.
Design / Style – Rabbit Design
Type of Category – Wooden
Type of Wooden – Coconut Husk
Colour – Natural
Size – 7inch x 9inch
100% Sri Lankan Handmade Wooden Ornament.
Design / Style – Monkey with Hat Design
Type of Category – Wooden
Type of Wooden – Coconut Husk
Colour – Natural
Size – 8inch x 10inch
This adorable monkey ornament is handcrafted out of natural coconut husk, making it an eco-friendly and sustainable addition to your home decor. The unique texture and color of the coconut husk give each ornament a one-of-a-kind appearance, adding a touch of rustic charm to your space.
100% Sri Lankan Handmade Wooden Ornament.
Design / Style – Monkey Family Design
Type of Category – Wooden
Type of Wooden – Coconut Husk
Colour – Natural
Size – 9inch x 11inch
100% Sri Lankan Handmade Wooden Ornament.
Design / Style – Monkey with Two Babies with Hat Design
Type of Category – Wooden
Type of Wooden – Coconut Husk
Colour – Natural
Size – 9inch x 11inch
100% Sri Lankan Handmade Wooden Ornament.
Design / Style – Monkey Design
Type of Category – Wooden
Type of Wooden – Coconut Husk
Colour – Natural
Size – 7inch x 9inch
100% Sri Lankan Handmade Wooden Ornament.
Design / Style – Elephant Design
Type of Category – Wooden
Type of Wooden – Coconut Husk
Colour – Natural
Size – 7inch x 9inch
Bird Demon (Gurulu Raksha) mask is one of the many Sri Lankan traditional wooden masks. The Traditional Wooden Raksha (Demon) Masks are one of the main productions in the Craft Industry of Sri Lanka and are a huge interest among the locals as well as the tourists. The Raksha(Demon) Wooden Masks have been used in Traditional Sri Lankan festivals and Cultural dances for decades. These Masks are handmade by our talented craftsmen using Kaduru wood which is a source of the world’s lightest timber. These Masks are believed to Ward off Evil and bring Harmony & Prosperity. There are different forms when it comes to these Masks. Such as Naga, Gini, Rathnakuta, Mayura, Gara and many more.
Bird Demon (Devil) mask, also called “Gurulu Raksha” or “Gurulu Raksha Yak Muhuna” by the local community of Sri Lanka. Gurula represent the bird Eagle. According to folklore Gurulu Raksha is the portrait of a mythical solar bird devouring a snake. This mask generally located or hang above the Snake mask face called Naga. Gurulu is decorated with the enemy snakes as if they were a trophy. According to Hindu and Buddhist mythology, it is said that this bird was the “vehicle” on which Hindu God Vishnu rode. The mask is believed to bring protection and good luck. Based on the artist these masks are crafted colours and the shapes can be slightly different.
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| Select the Sizes (Height) | 04 inch (10 cm), 06 Inch (15 cm), 08 Inch (20 cm) |
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Gara Yaka Wooden mask is one of the many Sri Lankan traditional wooden masks. The Traditional Wooden Raksha (Demon) Masks are one of the main productions in the Craft Industry of Sri Lanka and are a huge interest among the locals as well as the tourists. The Raksha(Demon) Wooden Masks have been used in Traditional Sri Lankan festivals and Cultural dances for decades. These Masks are handmade by our talented craftsmen using Kaduru wood which is a source of the world’s lightest timber. These Masks are believed to Ward off Evil and bring Harmony & Prosperity. There are different forms when it comes to these Masks. Such as Naga, Gini, Rathnakuta, Mayura, Gara and many more.
According to folklore this mask believed to be a demon lived in ancient Sri Lanka. This traditional mask is part of a culture of dance rituals in Sri Lanka called by the same name, Gara Yaka Narthanaya (Gara Demon/Devil Dance). The tradition states that performing this dance can cure the diseases were caused by demons. A person wear this mask and perform this dance in front of people. It is believed that many sicknesses caused by demons and evil spirits will be cured participating this event.
Polychrome wooden dance mask of “Gara Yaka”, hand-carved and hand-painted. The demon has round ears in the form of lotus flowers and two tusks, big bulging eyes and head with three cobra hoods rising from the middle of the forehead. People believe that keeping these masks at home would protect from the evil eye and mouth. Based on the artist, who these masks are crafted colours and the shapes can be slightly different.
There are few types of traditional wooden masks used in these rituals. The masks which the ones representing the diseases are called “Sanni Mask”. The mask with cobra hoods for the head dress and the ears is called “Naga Raksha” or cobra demon. The mask with features of a bird is called Garuda Raksha, the mask with the peacock representation is “Mayura Raksha” (Peacock Demon) and the one with the flames is “Gini Raksha” (Fire Demon).
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| Select the Sizes (Height) | 05 Inch (12.5 cm), 06 Inch (15 cm) |
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Rathnakut Raksha mask is one of the many Sri Lankan traditional wooden masks. The Traditional Wooden Raksha (Demon) Masks are one of the main productions in the Craft Industry of Sri Lanka and are a huge interest among the locals as well as the tourists. The Raksha(Demon) Wooden Masks have been used in Traditional Sri Lankan festivals and Cultural dances for decades. These Masks are handmade by our talented craftsmen using Kaduru wood which is a source of the world’s lightest timber. These Masks are believed to Ward off Evil and bring Harmony & Prosperity. There are different forms when it comes to these Masks. Such as Naga, Gini, Rathnakuta, Mayura, Gara and many more.
On the head of the red mask is a large snake hood, almost covering this are three snake hoods. Some call the Naga Rakshaya, Rathnakuta (red mask). But among different dance troupes Naga Raksha (Snake demon) and Rathnakuta (red mask) have been differently identified and are two different masks. On inquiring into this matter, it has been found that the main snake head on the Naga (snake) mask covered by three snake heads is also present in the Rathnakuta (red mask). Differences can be noted in the earrings attached on both sides of the snake pictures.
There are few types of traditional wooden masks used in these rituals. The masks which the ones representing the diseases are called “Sanni Mask”. The mask with cobra hoods for the head dress and the ears is called “Naga Raksha” or cobra demon. The mask with features of a bird is called Garuda Raksha, the mask with the round ears in the form of lotus flowers and two tusks representation is “Gara Yaka” (Gara Demon) and the one with the flames is “Gini Raksha” (Fire Demon).
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| Select the Sizes (Height) | 06 Inch (15 cm), 08 Inch (20 cm), 10 Inch (25 cm) |
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Peacock Demon (Mayura Raksha) mask is one of the many Sri Lankan traditional wooden masks. The Traditional Wooden Raksha (Demon) Masks are one of the main productions in the Craft Industry of Sri Lanka and are a huge interest among the locals as well as the tourists. The Raksha(Demon) Wooden Masks have been used in Traditional Sri Lankan festivals and Cultural dances for decades. These Masks are handmade by our talented craftsmen using Kaduru wood which is a source of the world’s lightest timber. These Masks are believed to Ward off Evil and bring Harmony & Prosperity. There are different forms when it comes to these Masks. Such as Naga, Gini, Rathnakuta, Mayura, Gara and many more.
Peacock Demon (Devil) mask, also called “Mayura Raksha” or “Mayura Yak Muhunu” by the local community of Sri Lanka. According to folklore this mask believed to be represent the demon who leads the Peacocks. They believe having possession of this mask will bring peace, harmony and wealth. Three Peacock birds are crafted and painted in this mask. Based on the artist these masks are crafted colours and the shapes can be slightly different.
There are few types of traditional wooden masks used in these rituals. The masks which the ones representing the diseases are called “Sanni Mask”. The mask with cobra hoods for the head dress and the ears is called “Naga Raksha” or cobra demon. The mask with features of a bird is called Garuda Raksha, the mask with the round ears in the form of lotus flowers and two tusks representation is “Gara Yaka” (Gara Demon) and the one with the flames is “Gini Raksha” (Fire Demon).
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| Weight | 2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 46 cm |
| Select the Sizes (Height) | 04 inch (10 cm), 05 Inch (12.5 cm), 06 Inch (15 cm), 08 Inch (20 cm), 10 Inch (25 cm), 18 inch (45cm) |
Fire Demon (Gini Raksha) mask is one of the many of Sri Lankan traditional wooden masks. The Traditional Wooden Raksha (Demon) Masks are one of the main productions in the Craft Industry of Sri Lanka and a huge interest among the locals as well as the tourists. The Raksha(Demon) Wooden Masks has been used in Traditional Sri Lankan festivals and Cultural dances for decades. These Masks are handmade by our talented craftsmen using Kaduru wood which is a source of the world’s lightest timber. These Masks are believed to Ward off Evil and bring Harmony & Prosperity. There are different forms when it comes to these Masks such as Naga, Gini, Rathnakuta, Mayura, Gara and many more.
Fire Demon (Devil) mask, also called as “Gini Raksha” or “Gini Yak Muhunu” by local community of Sri Lanka. This mask represent the demon of fire who project anger towards all evil in the world. They believe this mask will work as a good luck charm and bring protection to households. Also having possession of this mask will drown off the enemies and, bring friendship and harmony. Another folklore says Gini Raksha mask is representing the emotion of anger which is why it includes colors such as red, orange, and yellow.
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| Weight | 3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 26 cm |
| Select the Sizes (Height) | 06 Inch (15 cm), 08 Inch (20 cm), 10 Inch (25 cm), 12 Inch (30 cm), 15 Inch (38 cm), 18 inch (45cm) |