Sri Lanka miniature sheets of 12.12.12 Definitive Series. Moonstones, Guard Stones, Balustrades.

The Sri Lanka miniature sheets of the 12.12.12 Definitive Series feature three different themes: Moonstones, Guard Stones, and Balustrades. Each theme is represented in a separate sheetlet. These miniature sheets offer a compact and visually appealing way to collect and showcase the unique architectural and cultural elements of Sri Lanka.

The Moonstones sheetlet showcases the intricately carved moonstones found at the entrances of ancient Sri Lankan temples. These moonstones are known for their symbolic significance and elaborate designs, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the country.

The Guard Stones sheetlet highlights the decorative guard stones that flank the entrances of historical buildings and religious sites in Sri Lanka. These guard stones often feature intricate carvings of mythical creatures and deities, serving as both functional and ornamental elements of architectural design.

The Balustrades sheetlet focuses on the ornate balustrades found in Sri Lankan buildings and structures. These balustrades exhibit exquisite craftsmanship and are adorned with various motifs and designs, adding a touch of elegance and character to the architectural aesthetics.

Collecting the Sri Lanka miniature sheets of the 12.12.12 Definitive Series allows you to appreciate and preserve the unique architectural heritage of the country. Each sheetlet offers a glimpse into the artistic mastery and cultural significance of Moonstones, Guard Stones, and Balustrades, providing a valuable addition to any stamp or architectural-themed collection.

These sheetlets serve as a reminder of Sri Lanka’s rich history, craftsmanship, and architectural diversity, making them a prized possession for philatelists, enthusiasts of Sri Lankan culture, and those passionate about architectural artistry.