Handcrafted Leather Sculptures

 Where Sri Lankan Heritage Becomes Timeless Art

Introduction

 Step into a world where culture, craftsmanship, and luxury design come together.

we create handcrafted leather sculptures that celebrate the soul of Sri Lanka—its traditions, stories, and artistic legacy. Each piece is carefully shaped using premium Ceylon goat leather, bringing warmth, elegance, and meaning into modern interiors.

Designed for hotels, office, collectors, tourists, and refined spaces, our sculptures are more than décor—they are cultural statements.



The Art of Heritage Craftsmanship

Every Eco Deco sculpture is:

  • Handcrafted by skilled artisans
  • Made using 100% genuine goat leather
  • Finished in a rich premium brown tone
  • Designed with attention to detail and durability

Each curve, texture, and form reflect true Sri Lankan artistry, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike.




Our Signature Collection


🥁 The Drum Players


        Thammattam                                                                        

                                       
                     
                      Davula
                                                                                                   
          Gata beraya
Inspired by the rhythmic heartbeat of Sri Lankan culture, these sculptures honor traditional drummers who bring life to ceremonies and celebrations. A symbol of energy, movement, and tradition.


💃 Kandy Dancer


A graceful representation of Sri Lanka’s most iconic cultural dance form. This piece captures movement, elegance, and pride, making it perfect for sophisticated interiors.


👑 Udarata Nilame


A tribute to royal heritage and Kandyan nobility. This sculpture represents leadership, dignity, and tradition, ideal for prestigious environments.


🌿 Vedda & Veddi


                  
Inspired by Sri Lanka’s indigenous community, these sculptures reflect a deep connection to nature, simplicity, and ancestral roots. A powerful symbol of identity and authenticity.


🐘 Elephants


Single Elephant                                                                  

                       Elephant Trio

Karadu Etha

The elephant symbolizes strength, wisdom, and prosperity—a timeless icon in Sri Lankan culture and a perfect centerpiece for luxury spaces.


🔥 Ravana – The Legendary King


Inspired by the ancient king Ravana, this sculpture represents power, intelligence, and mystery. Rooted in Sri Lankan folklore, it adds a bold and captivating presence to any interior.


✝️ Christ & Christ on the Cross


                             

These sculptures embody faith, sacrifice, and spiritual strength. Designed with deep respect and artistic sensitivity, they bring a sense of peace and devotion into any space.


⚖️ Goddess of Law


A symbol of justice, balance, and truth. Perfect for offices and professional environments, this sculpture reflects integrity and authority.



Available Sizes & Pricing

We offer two standard sizes (custom sizes available on request):

 

12 Inches (1 ft)

LKR 30,000 – 55,000

 

18 Inches (1.5 ft)

LKR 50,000 – 85,000

 

✔ Custom sizing available based on customer requirements


 

Who Is This For?

Our sculptures are ideal for:

  • Luxury Hotels & Villas
  • Interior Designers
  • Tourists & Art Collectors
  • Corporate & Executive Spaces
  • Religious & Cultural Environments
  • Private Residences

   

Why Choose Eco Deco?


✔ Authentic Sri Lankan craftsmanship
✔ Premium natural materials
✔ Cultural storytelling in every piece
✔ Unique, handcrafted designs
✔ Custom-made options available
✔ Perfect blend of tradition & modern luxury


    

A Statement Beyond Decoration

An Eco Deco sculpture is not just an object—it is a story, a heritage, and an experience.

It speaks of Sri Lanka’s identity, its artistry, and its timeless beauty—carefully transformed into a form that fits seamlessly into today’s world.


Order & Inquiries

We welcome custom orders and collaborations.

📩 Contact us today to bring a touch of heritage and luxury into your space.


   

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