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Bulath Athak, a sheaf of betel leaves
The phone below is live: swipe the sheaf open and watch how it opens. Then walk through the full sample website, or start your own with it.
With respect, forNimal Perera and family
ඔබට ගෞරවයෙන් ආරාධනා කරමු
Nethmi & Kasun7 February 2027 · GalleTemplate 2
Bulath Athak
The oldest Sri Lankan way to invite someone who matters: a sheaf of betel leaves, offered with both hands. The guest swipes up, the sheaf fans open, and the invitation rises from its heart.
Opens withA folded sheaf on a brass tray beside an areca nut, marked with the guest's name. Swipe up and the leaves fan out one by one as the card lifts.
- Receive the sheafA swipe fans the leaves open. Elders can be sent a fuller sheaf than friends.
- A leaf for each partTap a leaf for the story, the day, the place or what to wear.
- Memories on the trayPhotographs are laid out on the brass tray.
- Accept with both handsHold with two thumbs to accept, the way a sheaf is received. One tap works too.
Young Serif · Noto Serif SinhalaBetel green, brass, white cloth