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Eco-Friendly Products from Sri Lanka 
Sri Lanka has a long tradition of producing sustainable, handmade, and environmentally friendly goods. Thanks to its rich natural resources and strong craftsmanship heritage, the country offers a variety of products that are biodegradable, ethically made, and perfect for eco-conscious consumers.
Below is an explanation of the most popular eco-friendly items:

Wooden Masks

Traditional Sri Lankan wooden masks are handcrafted using sustainably sourced local wood, often kaduru (balsa-like wood).

They are:

  • Eco-friendly – made from natural wood and painted with organic dyes.
  • Handmade – carved by skilled artisans using age-old techniques.
  • Cultural – used in folklore, festivals, and healing rituals such as Kolam, Sanni, and Raksha masks.

    These masks are popular as home décor, souvenirs, and collector’s items.

Wooden Crafts

Sri Lanka is well-known for a wide range of sustainable wooden crafts, including:

  • Bowls
  • Boxes
  • Kitchen utensils
  • Ornaments
  • Furniture pieces

    Why they are eco-friendly:

  • Made from responsibly harvested wood (such as teak, coconut wood, ebony, or rubberwood).
  • Built to last, reducing waste.
  • Handcrafted with minimal machinery, lowering carbon footprint.

    Wooden crafts reflect the island’s artisan skills and blend beauty with sustainable function.

Areca Leaf Plates

Areca leaf plates (also called Areca palm plates) are one of the most eco-friendly disposable tableware options in the world.
How they’re made:
Fallen leaves of the areca palm are collected, cleaned, and heat-pressed into plate shapes.
No trees are cut down.
No chemicals or plastics are used.
Benefits:
100% biodegradable & compostable
Safe for food – heat and liquid resistant
Single-use alternative to plastic or paper plates
Sri Lanka is a major exporter of these plates due to its climate and abundant areca plantations.

Handcrafted Hats

Sri Lankan artisans produce a variety of hats made from natural, sustainable materials such as:
Palmyrah leaves
Coconut fiber (coir)
Straw
Pandanus (screw pine) leaves
These hats are:
Eco-friendly & biodegradable
Handwoven using traditional techniques
Stylish and functional – offering protection from the tropical sun
They are popular among tourists and eco-conscious fashion brands.

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