Handcrafted Sri Lankan Peacock Devil Mask Wall Decor

In the heart of Sri Lanka's vibrant culture lies the enchanting tale of the Peacock Devil Mask. A symbol of protection and mystery, this handcrafted wooden art piece showcases intricate details and vivid colors. Its striking features, from the wide eyes to the elaborate feathers, invite curiosity and admiration from all who behold it. • Hand-painted intricate design • Wall decor with a traditional touch • Symbolizes protection and culture • Lightweight yet sturdy • Made in Sri Lanka Side pieces slide in and out (will ship disassembled to secure from breakage) Wooden Handmade Peacock Devil Face Wall Décor Tribal Mask Sri Lanka. A nice creative thing to hang on your wall. Sri Lanka's Traditional Wooden carving. Sri Lanka's devil-masks are said to be a throw back to primitive pre-Buddhist beliefs. The Sri Lankan Peacock Devil (Mayura Raaksha) gives beauty, power and fame.Crafted from a single piece of Rukaththana. (It has soft, easy to carve wood) Height : 10" Width : 12" Sri Lankan Mask Used to perform Raksha (devil) dances in Kolam Maduwa. According to ancient chronicles, Sri Lanka was earlier ruled by a race of Rakshasas (devils) whose king was Ravana of the legend Ramayana. These Rakshasas were able to assume various forms which now the masks depict. There are 24 forms of Rakshasas but only a few are performed in Kolam dance.