“Varnalipta” (Painted by colors) pottery, popular during the Kandy period, is depicted through these paintings. This exquisite pottery has been exhibited in the National Museums of Kandy, Colombo, and Ratnapura, highlighting its historical and cultural significance.
The paintings on this pottery vessel depict flowers, scrolls, and naras, all representing the artistic motifs of the Kandyan painting tradition. The Kandyan Period School, which flourished in the 18th century, is known for its distinctive style and attention to detail.
19cm
11cm
420g
Acrylic Paint
“Kandyan Splendor Pottery” draws its inspiration from the rich artistic traditions of the Kandyan Kingdom, which flourished in Sri Lanka during the 18th century. This period, known for its vibrant cultural heritage and intricate artwork, produced a distinctive style of pottery known as “Varnalipta” or “Painted by colors.
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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