Sri Lanka has donated traditional Raksha Masks to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Museum in Rome, marking the cultural institution’s first anniversary. The presentation brings Sri Lankan cultural heritage into the international venue in Italy.
The donation represents a cultural exchange between Sri Lanka and the United Nations specialized agency based in Rome. Raksha Masks, deeply rooted in Sri Lankan traditional folklore and craftsmanship, will now be featured among the museum’s exhibits dedicated to global traditions and heritage.
Key Developments
- Sri Lanka presented traditional Raksha Masks to the FAO Museum in Rome, Italy.
- The cultural donation coincides with the first anniversary of the museum.
- The artifacts feature traditional Sri Lankan craftsmanship for international display.
The inclusion of the Raksha Masks expands the museum’s permanent collection, highlighting Sri Lankan artistic traditions within the FAO’s headquarters in Rome.