Queen of Blessings (Ashirwadhaye Rajina)

In ancient Sri Lankan culture, queens often played a significant role in the spiritual and cultural life of the kingdom. While the king was typically seen as the divine ruler, queens, too, held positions of immense respect and influence, often revered as embodiments of grace, piety, and cultural refinement. Queens often served as close advisors to the king, providing counsel on matters of governance and diplomacy. Their wisdom and insight were valued, and they played a part in shaping the policies and direction of the kingdom.

Handcrafted using Kaduru Wood (Strychnine tree, also known as poison nut, balsa, and snakewood)