Carved and painted wooden sanni mask, polychrome, representing brown-faced demon with twisted mouth and teeth, worn in tovil dance to exorcize particular disease, Sinhalese, Sri Lanka, 1771-1910. Probably represents Kora Sanniya, demon associated with lameness and paralysis. Painted sanni mask from Tovil exorcising dance 1771-1910
Painted polychrome wooden mask with separate side panels, representing Maha Kola Sanniya, chief disease demon, with victims and heads of 18 attendant demons, from Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), panels secured by metal pins, 1771-1900 Painted polychrome wooden mask with separate side panels 1771-1900