Bursting with vibrant colour, this captivating artwork painted in contemporary style with rich hues and flowing forms evokes a sense of serenity and the beauty of nature. 

German Museum Exhibition Poster

This framed museum poster reproduces a celebrated pair of Meissen porcelain pugs dating to circa 1740–1750. Issued by the Museum für Kunsthandwerk Frankfurt am Main, it highlights one of the most charming examples of Rococo decorative art. Combining historical interest with visual appeal, the piece makes a distinctive addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors.

A striking interpretation of flame and radiant energy, Ginidalla embodies the bold visual language of the renowned Aluwihare batik tradition pioneered by celebrated Sri Lankan artist Ena de Silva. Elegantly framed in wood with traditional kithul edging, this piece is both a cultural statement and a timeless work of Sri Lankan decorative art.

Traditional cloth banners inspired by the heraldic emblems and ceremonial standards of the ancient Kandyan Kingdom. Featuring the revered Mahasen motif and the mythical Berunda Pakshiya of Thun Korale, these handcrafted pieces celebrate Sri Lanka’s rich royal symbolism, folklore and artistic heritage.

A captivating composition that evokes the romance and mystique of traditional Sri Lankan village life, where graceful feminine figures move quietly beneath swaying palms and tropical shadows. Rendered in warm earthy tones with a dreamlike stillness, the painting carries the sensual elegance and timeless atmosphere of a forgotten island world.

An atmospheric acrylic landscape capturing the quiet poetry of rural life, where soft morning light filters through towering trees and an old cart rests along a sunlit village path. Rich earthy tones and expressive brushwork evoke nostalgia, stillness, and the timeless beauty of the Sri Lankan countryside.