THE HISTORY OF POTTERY
Clay harvested from earth’s recess takes shape at the nimble hands of the artisan. Words Jennifer Paldano Goonewardena. The beauty of lithe hands giving shape to the clay at the...
Read moreClay harvested from earth’s recess takes shape at the nimble hands of the artisan. Words Jennifer Paldano Goonewardena. The beauty of lithe hands giving shape to the clay at the...
Read moreSuriya Home Décor provides interior decor solutions that are Sri Lankan made. Established in 1999, Suriya provides the decorative solutions from outdoors to indoors for both residential and commercial...
Read moreThe array of herbal remedies these days must include these natural ingredients. Indigenous medicinal infusions are slowly but steadily gaining recognition for their risk-free nontoxic healing properties for good health...
Read moreBatik has been an ancient art form in Sri Lanka dating back to the era of kings. Beautiful designs of abstract, nature and daily life were created in vibrant colors...
Read moreBatik and Handloom have been identified as important sectors of the economy in Sri Lanka. Thus, a separate Ministry has been formed to revive and promote these industries. Jayasiri Jayasekara,...
Read moreA Swedish traveler´s experiences and observations of his tour of the northern and north-western parts of the country. Words Anders Tunek. We were greeted by the dense greenery of Mannar...
Read moreWith warm natural earthen tones, the L.A.B and Graze Kitchen at the Hilton Colombo seamlessly blend to provide wonderful dining and socializing spaces serving delicious cuisine and delectable beverages. Words...
Read moreAs you travel to Melsiripura, you dissect through a large coconut plantation, lush and green on either side of the road. It is the H L De Mel & Co...
Read moreThe Dutchman’s Street is a vintage, European themed, award-winning restaurant situated inside the Matara Dutch Fort accessing the Indian Ocean from its backyard, which is recognized as one of the...
Read moreHistorical Pidurangala and Sigiriya soaring high against blue skies. The thick forest cover shrouds the flanks of Pidurangala in direct contrast to the sheer sides of Sigiriya as both rocky...
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