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<ul>Lace was Introduced to Sri Lanka by the Portuguese. It has now become an indigenous craft and developed into a reputed household industry, mostly around the southwestern coast. Lacemaking households can be seen in Weligama, Galle, Matara, and Hambantota.<br>
<br>The way, the hands dexterously handle the tools to create intricate patterns is fascinating to witness. A skill that is almost exclusively found amongst women, these lacemaking techniques are found as trimmings on dresses, curtains, table spreads, garments, and covers for pillows, cushions, and chairs. </ul>