The Vedi Sanniya Mask features a glossy, deep maroon finish with exaggerated facial expressions, including a large, unnerving grin with wide white teeth and intense, bulging eyes outlined in red. The asymmetrical mouth and dramatic cheek detailing intensify the eerie and unsettling aura, reflecting the pain and unpredictability associated with violent injuries.
- 1950s-1960s era Sir Lankan, culturally used wooden masks.
- A character of the 18 Sanni masks group.
- A polychrome wooden disease mask used for healing rituals.
- Masks play important roles in religious, healing and exorcism rituals.
