Image title: Statue inside house

This statue possibly depicts Sanghamitta (Arahath Sangamitta Theri) or Sangamith Theraniya Desu.

Pali: Saṅghamittā, Sanghamitta, Saṃghamittā, Samghamitta.
Sanskrit: Saṅghamitrā (सङ्घमित्रा, Sanghamitra) or Saṃghamitrā (संघमित्रा , Samnghamitra)

Transcription (not proofread):

අම්මා වැනි මට සැනසුම දුන්නේ
නම්මා සිත ගුණයට මුණි දුන්නේ
දැන්මා මේ මල් දෝතට ගන්නේ
සඟමිත් මහ තෙරණිය නමදින්නේ

ammā væni maṭa sænasuma dunnē
nammā sita guṇayaṭa muṇi dunnē
dænmā mē mal dōtaṭa gannē
saṅgamit maha teraṇiya namadinnē

amma vani mata sanasuma dunne
namma sita gunayata muni dunne
danma me mal dotata ganne
sangamit maha teraniya namadinne

Translation (automated, not verified):

Comforted me like a mother
Namma gave wisdom to Sita Guna
Now I take these flowers
Sangamith Maha Theraniya is called

Gallery information:

These photos show the Habarana Tampita Rajamaha Vihara [Viharaya] which is a small Buddhist temple situated in Habarana (Sri Lanka) built during the Kandyan era. Technically, a “Tampita Vihara [Viharaya]” refers to a certain structure built on a wooden platform which itself rests on stones. According to tradition, this temple was built by king Vasabha (65-109 AD) of the Anuradhapura kingdom.