Kamala Dissanayake
Handmade Dumbara Woven Wall Hanging
Hunnasgiriya, Sri Lanka
$186
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Featured artisanKamala Dissanayake
Hunnasgiriya, Kandy District, Central Province
Dumbara weaving · Handloom textiles
Kamala learned to count thread from her grandmother, and now weaves geometric cloth on the same style of loom.
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Featured artisanRanjith Kumara
Ibbankatuwa, Matale District, Central Province
Terracotta pottery · Clay lamps
A third-generation potter who still fires his work in an open kiln fuelled by coconut husk.
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Featured artisanSunil Rathnayake
Ambalangoda, Galle District, Southern Province
Traditional masks · Wood painting
Sunil carves masks the way his father taught him, from light kaduru wood and natural pigments.
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Featured artisanLakmal Jayasuriya
Embekke, Kandy District, Central Province
Wood carving · Relief panels
Lakmal studied the carved pillars of Embekke as a boy and has been carving ever since.
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