Sri Lankan Brass Oil Lamps

Oil lamps are one of the brassware types that the Export Development Board (EDB) links to Pilimathalawa in the Kandy district, together with metal trays, spouted vessels and vases. The EDB craft sector report also records the brass ware craft industry at Pilimathalawa. EDB calls brass founding a traditional craft handed down from generation to generation. These are new brass oil lamps made as craft goods. EDB says brassware is produced from copper and zinc, and it names lamps among the traditional utensils made by Sri Lankan craftsmen in silver, copper or brass. For cast ornaments, EDB notes that surface finish is the main quality point. Typical uses are home decoration, giftware and household accessories. Form, height and finish are agreed for each order. These lamps are listed as available on request, as a standard craft export of Sri Lanka. Packaging is available on request. Send the lamp form, height and finish, quantity, packing and destination port by email from the Contact page or the How to order page. Documents and test reports can be discussed for each order.