Traditsioonilised maskid

"Raksha" mask on Sri Lankalt pärit traditsiooniline mask, mida sageli kasutatakse traditsioonilistes tantsuetendustes ja rituaalides. See sümboliseerib deemoni tegelast punnis silmade, väljaulatuva keele ja hirmuäratavate ilmetega. Need maskid mängivad Sri Lanka kultuuris olulist rolli, sümboliseerides kaitset kurjade vaimude eest ja toodes kogukonnale õnnistusi.

Raksha maskid

Traditsioonilised maskid

Sanni maskid on Sri Lankalt pärit traditsioonilised puidust maskid, mida kasutatakse rituaalides kurjade vaimude ja haiguste peletamiseks. Keerukalt nikerdatud maskid kujutavad mitmesuguseid deemonlikke kujusid ja vaime. Need maskid mängivad olulist rolli riigi kultuuripärandis, sümboliseerides traditsioonilistes tantsuvormides hea ja kurja vahelist võitlust.

Sanni maskid

Traditsioonilised maskid

Sri Lankal on kolami maskid traditsioonilised puidust maskid, mida kasutatakse erinevates kultuurirituaalides ja etendustes. Keerukalt nikerdatud ja erksavärviliste värvidega maskid sümboliseerivad erinevaid tegelasi ja jumalusi, nagu deemonid, loomad ja rahvakangelased. Neil on märkimisväärne kultuuriline ja religioosne väärtus, mis näitab Sri Lanka rikkalikku kunstipärandit.

Kolami maskid

Jasa Kolama (Washerman comedy)

This character has become well known as Jeydi Vidane or Rada Kolama (washerman’s comedy). This mask which belongs to the Bandula Wijesuriya Kolam Kuttama (comic dance troupe) has been cut and separated to enable the movement of the jaws of the face. In colouring a dark brown paint has been used. Gunasinghe has stated that this face has a jovial appearance, with eyes protruding a little way forward, and tongue partly hanging out. In the Olaboduwa, Gonapola, Kolarn Kuttama (comic dance troupe) a well built sturdy figure has been created with moustaches turned upwards with a smiling mouth.

In the literature of the Kolam (comedies) the characteristics of Jasaya has been described in verse —
Keeping a swollen leg slowly on the ground,
Looking this way and that bending his back and
lowering his shoulders a little way
Wearing a cloth up to his knees only
Look how he comes before the audience here assembled.

In the Bandula Wijesuriya Kolam (comedy) troupe, in addition to Jasaya a character called Sebara who is a servant also comes on stage. The mask prepared for him is very similar in colour to that of Jasaya.

Jasa Kolama

Jasa Kolama is a comical washerman character in Sri Lankan Kolam dance, known for his exaggerated expressions, humorous dialogues, and satirical portrayal of everyday village life.

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