This remarkable volume by Greeta Elisabeth Van Geyzel delves into Sri Lanka’s rich textile traditions, tracing the evolution of dyeing, weaving, embroidery, and decorative techniques from the early 19th century. Drawing on extensive textile specimens housed in the National Museum and safeguarded by temples, the book offers rare insights into traditional craftsmanship, design history, and the tools once used in everyday life. Combining years of meticulous research with cultural sensitivity, Textile Heritage Sri Lanka is a valuable resource for historians, designers, and anyone interested in the enduring beauty of textile arts.