This exquisite artwork portrays the Vessantara Jataka.
This exquisite artwork portrays the Vessantara Jataka, specifically the scene of Ali Atu Dandima (Elephant and Taskers donation), created in the 18th Century Central Kandyan Painting Tradition. Using watercolor paint on Kent paper, the artist has skillfully captured the essence of the Kandy era and its distinctive painting style.
19cm
11cm
420g
Acrylic paint
This captivating watercolor tells the ancient Buddhist tale of Vessantara, painted in the vibrant Kandyan style. Discover the rich history and cultural significance behind this iconic narrative through the artist’s brushstrokes, as the story unfolds in a breathtaking visual tapestry.
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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