<h2>Cane Culture</h2>
<p>As its name suggests, Cane Culture uses the material to make just about everything. They collaborate with artistes from the country&rsquo;s rural parts to create bespoke pieces which include fashion accessories such as belts, shoes, bags and of course furniture. They also give their products a modern and fashionable avatar by pairing cane with metal or leather.<br />&gt;&gt;&gt;<br /><strong>Where:</strong> www.instagram.com/canecouture/&nbsp;</p>
<h2>LOVI Sarongs</h2>
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<p>Silicon Valley-returned Sri Lankan Asanka de Mel started the unisex sarong label LOVI to give the country&rsquo;s national attire a modern twist with pockets and chic designs. This could make for a perfect gift.&nbsp;<br />&gt;&gt;&gt;<br /><strong>Where:</strong> www.lovisarongs.com</p>
<h2>Buddhi Batiks</h2>
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<p>A lot like tie and dye but far more detailed and intricate, a batik piece is a must buy if you are visiting Sri Lanka. Local designer Darshi Keerthisena&rsquo;s Buddhi Batik is modern and has a great lineup of scarves, dresses and sarees, among other things. She has even had the honour of showcasing her work to Queen Elizabeth II.&nbsp;<br />&gt;&gt;&gt;<br /><strong>Where:</strong> www.facebook.com/buddhibatiks/</p>
<h2>Pendi</h2>
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<p>Owned by interior designer Natalie Pendigrast, this store houses some exquisite decor accessories. She collaborates with local designers to create products that are true to Sri Lanka &nbsp;and vibrant. You can choose paintings, lamps, side tables and handicraft items at an affordable price. Check this place out for a colourful makeover to your house.&nbsp;<br />&gt;&gt;&gt;<br /><strong>Where:</strong> www.pendi.lk/store</p>
<h2>Basilur Tea</h2>
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<p>Sri Lankan tea has always been valued by tea connoisseurs. Gamini Abeywickrama started Basilur Tea to cater to the premium tea-drinking customer and they sell everything from silver tips to infused blends of oolongs. These are perfect gifting options as they come in fun boxes in the shape of the island of Sri Lanka.<br />&gt;&gt;&gt;<br /><strong>Where:</strong> www.basilurtea.com</p>
<h2>Ceysalt</h2>
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<p>Skincare label Ceysalt uses locally grown produce which includes avocados, coconuts, coffee and cinnamon to create organic soaps, shower gels and shampoos. These products are all handmade and have no added chemicals. If there is one thing that you must buy from them, it is their coconut shower gel.&nbsp;<br />&gt;&gt;&gt;<br /><strong>Where:</strong> www.instagram.com/ceysalt/</p><p>
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A curation of the most vibrant and fun Sri Lankan labels to explore for adventurous travellers looking to test international waters with a trip to the neighbourhood island as well as for those looking to shop online from home

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