Stupa types in Sri Lanka represent different architectural forms of stupas, including shapes like bell, bubble, and lotus. This vector shows various stupa shapes with their Sinhala terms and English meanings, showcasing Sri Lanka’s rich heritage.
Stupa types in Sri Lanka include various traditional architectural shapes that have cultural and religious significance. This vector highlights the distinct stupa types such as Ghantakara (bell shape), Bubbulakara (bubble shape), Ghatakara (pot shape), Dhanyakara (heap of paddy shape), Padmakara (lotus shape), and Amlakara (Nelli fruit shape). Each type is accompanied by its Sinhala term and English meaning, making this vector an informative and visually appealing representation of Sri Lanka’s rich stupa architecture and heritage.
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