Handicraft - assets of Sri Lanka

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Handicraft - assets of Sri Lanka

A worker at Ajith Perera’s pottery centre at Boralesgamuwa puts the finishing touches to a bottle. Mr Perera has been the dynamo behind a huge re-awakening in the village of Koulara near the Uda Walawe Park where a pottery centre run by villagers turns out beautiful works of art. Pic by J. Weerasekera.

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