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Carving out Sri Lanka’s traditional drums

A raban-maker hangs a goat-skin for drying at a raban workshop at Heiyantudawa, Makola (near Kelaniya) ahead of meeting the demand for the Sinhala and Hindu New Year. Inset: a set of carved out drums. Pix by M.A. Pushpakumara

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