The Pith Sanniya mask, part of Sri Lanka’s Daha Ata Sanniya collection, represents ailments causing physical debilitation and weakness. Handcrafted from kaduru wood, the mask features exaggerated expressions with furrowed brows and a grimace. Vibrant colors like red, black, and blue symbolize the severity of the affliction, reflecting both physical and spiritual suffering. Traditionally, the mask was used in sanni yakuma rituals to expel demons believed to cause weakness. Today, it is cherished as a cultural and artistic piece, representing Sri Lanka’s rich folklore and traditional craftsmanship, while supporting local artisans and preserving the island’s heritage. *  Material – Diyakaduru Wood *  Inbuilt hook for hanging in wall *  Hand painted with colurfull designs *  Made in Sri Lanka *  Ancient and cultural sign of Sri Lanka *  Traditional and colourful artwork *  Each piece is unique and individually designed *  Safely packed *  Uncommon and unique gift item Note: “Actual colors may vary due to computer monitors displaying colors differently and everyone can see these colors differently. Please also allow slight dimension/color difference due to manual production”

The Butha Sanniya mask, part of Sri Lanka’s Daha Ata Sanniya collection, represents ailments caused by demonic possession. Handcrafted from kaduru wood, the mask features exaggerated expressions with a wide mouth and intense eyes. Vibrant colors like red, black, and blue are used to symbolize both physical and spiritual afflictions. Traditionally, it was used in sanni yakuma rituals to expel demons and restore balance. Today, the Butha Sanniya mask is admired as a cultural and artistic piece, representing Sri Lanka's rich spiritual heritage. It also supports local artisans, helping preserve traditional craftsmanship and cultural identity. *  Material – Diyakaduru Wood *  Inbuilt hook for hanging in wall *  Hand painted with colurfull designs *  Made in Sri Lanka *  Ancient and cultural sign of Sri Lanka *  Traditional and colourful artwork *  Each piece is unique and individually designed *  Safely packed *  Uncommon and unique gift item Note: “Actual colors may vary due to computer monitors displaying colors differently and everyone can see these colors differently. Please also allow slight dimension/color difference due to manual production”

The Gedi Sanniya mask, part of Sri Lanka’s Daha Ata Sanniya collection, represents ailments like bloating and swelling. Handcrafted from kaduru wood, it features exaggerated puffed cheeks and vibrant colors like red, yellow, and black. These bold hues symbolize the severity of physical and spiritual afflictions linked to digestive issues. Traditionally, the mask was used in sanni yakuma rituals to expel demons causing such ailments and restore balance. Today, it is admired as a cultural and artistic artifact, representing Sri Lanka’s folklore. Supporting its craftsmanship helps preserve traditional techniques and sustains local artisans’ livelihoods. *  Material – Diyakaduru Wood *  Inbuilt hook for hanging in wall *  Hand painted with colurfull designs *  Made in Sri Lanka *  Ancient and cultural sign of Sri Lanka *  Traditional and colourful artwork *  Each piece is unique and individually designed *  Safely packed *  Uncommon and unique gift item Note: “Actual colors may vary due to computer monitors displaying colors differently and everyone can see these colors differently. Please also allow slight dimension/color difference due to manual production”

The Vatha Sanniya mask, part of Sri Lanka's Daha Ata Sanniya collection, symbolizes ailments like joint pain and paralysis. Handcrafted from kaduru wood, it features tense expressions with clenched teeth and furrowed brows, reflecting discomfort. Bold colors such as red, black, and yellow represent the severity of physical and spiritual afflictions. Traditionally, it was used in sanni yakuma rituals to expel demons causing immobility and restore balance. Today, the Vatha Sanniya mask is admired for its cultural and artistic significance, preserving Sri Lanka’s rich heritage and supporting local artisans through the continuation of traditional craftsmanship. *  Material – Diyakaduru Wood *  Inbuilt hook for hanging in wall *  Hand painted with colurfull designs *  Made in Sri Lanka *  Ancient and cultural sign of Sri Lanka *  Traditional and colourful artwork *  Each piece is unique and individually designed *  Safely packed *  Uncommon and unique gift item Note: “Actual colors may vary due to computer monitors displaying colors differently and everyone can see these colors differently. Please also allow slight dimension/color difference due to manual production”