Water lily 1995

The “Water Lily 1995 Used Stamp Sri Lanka” is a postage stamp issued by the country of Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon) in the year 1995. The stamp features a depiction of a water lily, a type of aquatic plant that is native to Sri Lanka and is considered a symbol of beauty and tranquility.

The stamp design showcases the intricate details of the water lily, including its broad leaves and vibrant flowers. The water lily is often associated with purity and spiritual enlightenment in many cultures and holds significant cultural and aesthetic value in Sri Lanka.

Being a used stamp implies that it has already been through the postal system and cancelled to indicate its previous usage. The cancellation mark or postmark typically includes the date, place, and method of cancellation, which may vary depending on the specific usage.

The “Water Lily 1995 Used Stamp Sri Lanka” serves not only as a means of postal payment but also as a small piece of art that reflects the natural beauty and cultural significance of Sri Lanka. Stamp collectors, also known as philatelists, may find this particular stamp desirable due to its unique design and historical significance.