A hobby turned business…

From my early days fine artisanry in woodworking and crafts has played a major role in my life as it have helped unleash my inner creativity to the fullest, giving me the ability to think and create whatever I would think of.

For one who likes traveling and venturing the outdoors, the scenes of greenery and wildlife would leave one mesmerized. However from time to time we often see trees on mountain tops and forests cleared at a rate which is being logged illegally and in a way where much thought had not been put into prior to their actions. I believe that every tree has it’s purpose and in fact its up to us in order to make sure that once a tree has been cut down it is being purposed at its full potential which will gradually lead to a reduction in the rate of deforestation as we set our objectives to re-purpose wood over and over again.

Digging deep into the roots of our country to sum up, the Craft of Woodworking was a form of art that Sri Lanka was highly known and famous for Centuries. However due to the current changing urbanization, people pursuing these forms of traditional crafts are relatively less and becoming scarce as the upcoming younger generations have more modernized paths they wish on taking rather than pursuing these fine crafts that has been passed down from generations to generations.