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Guests at the event NCC advisor P. G. Ratnayaka, Indian
Handicraft Commissioner Sanjay Agaraval, the Deputy Sri Lankan
Ambassador Palitha Ganegoda and Indian Handicraft Commission
office Additional Commissioner Alka Arora. |
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Sri Lankan Batik works handicraft artiste Ranjith Jayasinghe
shows one of his creations. |
‘Shilpa Sri Lanka’ trade exhibition
The National Crafts Council has organized a handicrafts exhibition
for 19 Sri Lankan handicrafts artistes in India (Dilli Haat) handicrafts
trade exhibition in order to allow Sri Lankan handicrafts artistes to
make themselves available to international market.
The trade exhibition will continue for two weeks and is named as
‘Shilpa Sri Lanka’.
This Dilli Haat exhibition was attended by Sri Lankan handicraft
artistes for second time and the handicrafts artistes were able to
achieve their targets in the previous exhibition. |
