Paintings

                               



Oil on canvas13.5'' height and 28.5'' width,

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Esala Perahera is the grand festival of Esala held in Sri Lanka. It is very grand with elegant costumes. Happening in July or August in 
Kandy, it has become a unique symbol of Sri Lanka. It is a Buddhist festival consisting of dances and richly-decorated elephants. There are fire-dances, whip-dances, Kandian dances and various other cultural dances. The elephants are usually adorned with lavish garments. The festival ends with the traditional 'diya-kepeema'.







                                                  Oil on canvas - size: 198 x 43 cm



The original of this painting can be found on the walls of Degaldoruwa temple in Sri Lanka. This image represents, the King Wessanthara giving away his properties and is going to the forest to meditate. While he's going to the forest, he meets two men, and they want the horse from him. The king decides to leave his horses. At that time the divine beings appeared as a deer, pulling the cart. King Wessanthara was known to have been an incarnation of Lord Buddha in a previous life. The original wall painting was created in the 17th century.


                                                 Oil Paintings on Canvas                         

The Family (24"X36")
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A Scene of the Vessantara Story  (24"X36")
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A Enlightened  Monk (12"X36")
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The Great Teacher Vishvamittra  (24"X36")
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A Monk (24"X36")
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Mahabrakma (24"X36")
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Oil on Canvas (24"X36")
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Oil on Canvas (24"X36")
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Oil on Canvas (24"X36")
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Oil on Canvas (12"X24")
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King (24"X36")
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Oil on Canvas (12"X36")
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Oil on Canvas (24"X36")
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                                              Ancient Temple of Degaldoruwa   
                            Location                     
          5km from the city of Kandy
          The construction
                                The temple is built into a large rock outcrop & consists
     of three small connected chambers: the first two-the
     digge & antechamber - are built outside the rock &
               topped by wooden roofs. The third chamber, the main
      shrine, is cut into the rock itself. 







                                    

                                           



Famous among local climbers hantana can be seen from Kandy
dressed in mist. A great place to go when you are in Kandy.




  
     

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