Vessantara’s Chariot: A Kandyan Masterpiece

This enchanting artwork brings to life a scene from the Vessantara Jataka, showcasing the poignant moment of the chariot’s gift. Elegantly dressed elite figures, both men and women, grace the painting, embodying the societal norms and fashion of the Kandyan era.

About this
Masterpiece

This captivating artwork depicts a scene from the Vessantara Jataka, specifically the occasion of giving the chariot. In this painting, female and male elite figures are portrayed, representing the societal norms and attire of the contemporary society during the Kandyan era. The jewelry and clothing worn by these figures provide insights into the fashion and status of elite women and men of that time. The scene depicts the most popular Dana Paramita (act of giving) of the Kandyan painting school.

Height

42cm

Width

32cm

Weight

1Kg 300g

Color Base

Acrylic Paint

LKR 3,500.00

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The History,
Craftsmanship
Story,

This painting is of a size suitable for display in various settings. It can be showcased in the living space of a house, adding a touch of cultural elegance. Additionally, it is well-suited for office and hotel spaces, enhancing the ambiance with its artistic beauty.

The Artist

Maduni Umesha

Mural Painting Conservator

Maduni Umesha Priyankara is a dedicated and skilled mural conservator from Sri Lanka, currently residing in Rideegama, Kurunegala. With a career spanning over eight years, she has honed her expertise in mural conservation at the Central Cultural Fund.

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