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Sri Lankan Kulla Handmade Traditional Cane And Bamboo Winnowing Tray 13X12 Inch

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The Sri Lankan Kulla is a traditional handmade winnowing tray used for generations to separate rice and other grains from husks and dust. Woven from natural cane and bamboo, it is also a charming piece of village heritage that doubles as rustic home decoration. Each kulla is handcrafted in Sri Lanka by skilled artisans, so no two pieces look exactly alike.

  • Material: natural cane frame with tightly woven bamboo strips in a neat zigzag pattern
  • Size: approx. 13 inches length, 12 inches width, 5 inches height (small kulla)
  • Light yet sturdy, easy to hold with both hands for tossing and cleaning grains
  • Multi-use: winnow rice, sort dried grains, clean pulses, or use as a wall decoration
  • Popular prop for preschool events and children's cultural activities on traditional rice farming
  • Eco-friendly, non-toxic cane and bamboo, safe for use around food
  • Includes 1 Sri Lankan kulla; care: keep dry after use, wipe with a dry cloth, air dry, and store in a dry place

Colour and weaving pattern may vary slightly from the photos, and size may differ by about 1 cm since each kulla is handmade; order this authentic Sri Lankan winnowing tray on Kapruka and support local craftsmen while adding genuine village heritage to your kitchen or decor.

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This kulla is woven by hand from cane and bamboo, the same way Sri Lankan households have separated rice from husk for generations. It sits well among other homemade products from village artisans, and kitchen and home shops such as The Concept Store stock pieces in a similar spirit.

A woven winnowing tray also works as a wall piece or fruit display, and it makes a fitting housewarming present for someone who values cultural treasures from the village kitchen.

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