Outrigger canoe, Kallady, Batticaloa, Sri Lanka. Almost all of the photographs were taken by the owner of this blog and are his property.Click on each picture below to see an enlarged view.
Monday, March 24, 2014
Sunday, March 23, 2014
A water boiler for instant tea, in active use from 1940s to present day Sri Lanka.
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| This water-boiler made of copper had a fireplace at the bottom. A central metal tube carried away the heat via a chimney to the exterior. The black bulge in the chimney tube had a door through which chips of wood could be dropped to the fire at the bottom. The copper part contained water which on reaching boiling point could be drained via the tap. I took this picture in 2012 at a tea-boutique in Haldumulla on the road to Badulla. LP gas fired burners have largely replaced this item in boutiques. |
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| A large replica of a 'water-boiler' - 'Boileray' S, installed opposite the Castle Hotel, Pathana near Hatton. |
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Small industries exhibition, BMICH, March 2014, Sri Lanka.
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| Stine figurines. |
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| Objects d' art - Kandyan. |
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| Life-jackets and artificial wooden flowers. |
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| Designs in clay. |
Friday, March 21, 2014
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Small industries exhibition, BMICH, March 2014, Sri Lanka.
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| 'Kithul paeni' for sale in glass bottles and in the more traditional arecanut frond holders. |
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| Buffalo curd for sale in clay pots. |
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
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