In Colombo and Kandy, sacred ink motifs rooted in Buddhist protective traditions are regaining attention, often taught alongside short lessons on Pali chants and local ritual meaning. Monks and cultural scholars sometimes consult on design authenticity to ensure spiritual respect.
The revival is part academic and part devotional—students of religion and visitors alike choose small emblems that symbolize protection and compassion. Organizers stress consent and cultural context so the practices remain meaningful, not commodified.
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