Sri Lanka Embassy Promotes Sri Lanka
Continuing its efforts to strengthen cultural bonds and support artistic collaboration, the Embassy and Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka in Bangkok arranged for Harshi Batik, a Sri Lankan artisan, to participate in a specialized training program on traditional Thai batik. This program was conducted by Phaya Batik and Phaya Paint Batik in Thailand, renowned for their expertise in upholding and modernizing the ancient art of batik.
The training program provided Harshi Batik with the opportunity to explore the techniques and customs of Thai batik. Emphasizing the shared cultural legacy of both nations, the initiative aimed to promote collaboration between Sri Lanka and Thailand in the field of textile art. Through practical sessions and expert instruction, Harshi Batik learned about distinct Thai batik patterns, dyeing methods, and innovations, enhancing her knowledge of Sri Lanka’s own batik traditions.
Organized by the Embassy and Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka in Bangkok, this program is part of their broader mission to encourage cultural diplomacy and cultivate artistic partnerships. This endeavor highlights the cultural connections between Sri Lanka and Thailand, demonstrating the potential of artistic exchange in strengthening bilateral ties and preserving traditional crafts.
The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Bangkok facilitated Harsh Batik’s participation in a training program on traditional Thai batik to strengthen cultural ties and promote artistic collaboration between the two countries. The program, conducted by Phaya Batik and Phaya Paint Batik in Thailand, allowed Harsh Batik to learn techniques and traditions of Thai batik, complementing her expertise in Sri Lankan batik. The initiative aimed to foster collaboration in textile art between Sri Lanka and Thailand, showcasing the shared cultural heritage of both countries. This program was part of the embassy’s efforts to promote cultural diplomacy and artistic partnerships, highlighting the potential of artistic exchange for strengthening bilateral relations and preserving traditional crafts.
