Sri Lankan guardian carving beside a luminous green resin form
Contemporary Design · Sri Lanka

Everyday objects.
Extraordinary identity.

Transforming mythology, craftsmanship and cultural memory into limited-edition collectible objects for modern living.

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Our philosophy

Heritage should not be preserved behind glass. It should evolve.

Sri Lanka possesses a rich visual language shaped by centuries of craftsmanship, mythology, architecture, carving traditions and material culture.

The approach is not to reproduce historical objects, but to reinterpret them through contemporary forms, innovative materials and an international design language — creating pieces that feel simultaneously rooted in heritage and relevant to modern life.

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Reinterpret, don't replicate

Traditional motifs become contemporary forms.

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Ancient meets modern

Craftsmanship combined with innovative materials and production methods.

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Functional sculpture

Every object serves a purpose while acting as a cultural statement.

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Global relevance

Sri Lankan identity expressed through a contemporary international design language.

The collection

Limited editions.
Timeless value.

Each piece is handcrafted in Sri Lanka in a limited edition of twelve. Select a work to view materials, dimensions and edition details.

Ancient forms. Modern materials.

Ancient narratives, transformed into collectible objects for contemporary living.

Heritage

Rooted in Sri Lanka's mythology, architecture and craftsmanship.

Materials

Luminous acrylic and resin, sculptural plaster, mineral pigments, burnished bronze.

Transformation

Reimagined through fluid geometries and contemporary form.

Craft

Hand-carving, hand-etching and hand-applied ornament by Sri Lankan artisans.

Editions

Limited production of twelve pieces, with artist's proofs on selected works.

Hand resting on a hand-finished plaster surface
About

Design as a bridge between cultural memory and modern life.

Marina Chi is a designer working between Sri Lanka and South East Asia, creating collectible furniture, sculptural mirrors and functional art objects. Her work draws on Sri Lankan carving traditions, Naga and guardian mythology, botanical printmaking and the island's material culture — reinterpreted through contemporary silhouettes and modern production.

Every object is developed with local artisans and manufacturers, positioning Sri Lanka as a recognised source of contemporary collectible design while creating lasting artistic, cultural and economic value.

Marina ChiDesign Director

Enquiries

Commissions, collaborations
and collector enquiries.

Available for gallery representation, luxury hospitality projects, private commissions and trade partnerships. Pricing and availability on request.

+66 81 592 9401
Handcrafted in Sri Lanka