Kandyan Art Association.
| 72 Sangaraja Mawatha, Kandy |
5 oranları
9.60/10.00 |
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+94 81 2 223100 |
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Albrecht Ch. (23.10.2017 05:59)
Was nice to see the dance. Not the best but enjoyed it. But beware of scammers selling false tickets. So always double check
Was nice to see the dance. Not the best but enjoyed it. But beware of scammers selling false tickets. So always double check
Siegfried Zeilinger (26.07.2017 19:06)
Yes it is expensive and a combination of circus and dance. But: No other chance to see all these costumes at the same place. Would go there again.
Yes it is expensive and a combination of circus and dance. But: No other chance to see all these costumes at the same place. Would go there again.
Pushpini Weihena (27.06.2017 17:21)
This is a good place to buy traditional handicrafts.
This is a good place to buy traditional handicrafts.
Bob Iles (18.04.2017 20:08)
You can see traditional dancers here in the evening, it is a great show and was better than our group thought it might be. Some very good drummers and great dancers with a bit of plate spinning and fire tricks thrown in. Recommended.
You can see traditional dancers here in the evening, it is a great show and was better than our group thought it might be. Some very good drummers and great dancers with a bit of plate spinning and fire tricks thrown in. Recommended.
Jayaratne Dimbulmada (09.10.2016 16:32)
The Kandyan Art Association
The Kandyan Art Association was formally established in 1882 with the vision of promoting and marketing the production of quality handmade crafts in the Kandyan region. Today, the association not only assists its membership of approximately 120 families of craftsmen in the production and marketing of silver, brass, woven, dumbara ware (items made out of hemp), wood and lacquer articles, but also allows visitors from Sri Lanka and all over the world to witness daily demonstrations by artisans at its lakeside premises in the heritage historical city Kandy.
The Kandyan Art Association
The Kandyan Art Association was formally established in 1882 with the vision of promoting and marketing the production of quality handmade crafts in the Kandyan region. Today, the association not only assists its membership of approximately 120 families of craftsmen in the production and marketing of silver, brass, woven, dumbara ware (items made out of hemp), wood and lacquer articles, but also allows visitors from Sri Lanka and all over the world to witness daily demonstrations by artisans at its lakeside premises in the heritage historical city Kandy.
