Sri Lanka’s traditional carved masks are said to bring good luck, friendship and power
Long ago, handloom textiles were reserved exclusively for royalty and special villages were designated to practice the craft. Today, it is a source of livelihood, preserving skills that that have passed down from generation to generation to create saris, sarongs, bags, and fashion accessories; as well as household linen such as bedclothes, blankets and towels and cushion covers. Books, notebooks, albums and even writing pads are also creatively wrapped in these woven wonders.