Sri Lanka’s first Cardano NFT Collection showcases traditional art and culture

Coin Ceylon, the pioneering blockchain company behind the Cardano stake pool and blockchain forum, presented the Yakka (hlaL) the first ever Cardano NFT Project to originate from Sri Lanka, with a ground-breaking collection of  traditional Sri Lankan masks as Cardano NFTs with real life utility benefits.

This first-of-its kind project from Sri Lanka features 6,666 unique NFT masks, including 6,000 stunning 2D designs and 666 captivating 3D animated masks, each inspired by authentic cultural folklore and Yakka masks dating back thousands of years.

The Yakka CNFT Project revolutionises the use of digital art by actively supporting and uplifting the dying traditional art of mask-making in Sri Lanka. A portion of the funds raised from this project will be used to provide local artisans with essential supplies, equipment and materials needed to create these intricate masks. Coin Ceylon also plans to establish a tree farm reforestation program to sustain the art form while protecting the environment.

In addition to showcasing Sri Lankan art and culture, the Yakka CNFT Project aims to promote Sri Lanka as a lucrative tourist destination. Holders of these unique NFT masks will be eligible for a range of exciting benefits, such as the opportunity to have a physical mask shipped to their location worldwide, access to airdrops, NFT drops, and partner benefits from global companies. Moreover, three lucky winners will be selected through a draw to receive a fully sponsored one-week vacation in Sri Lanka, where they can witness the sacred 18 Sanniya dance ritual, experience the mask-making process first-hand, and discover the  breath-taking beauty of Sri Lanka.

The fascinating fusion of traditional art, culture, and cutting-edge blockchain technology can be viewed at Yakka CNFT Project website at www.yakka.art