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Eye Craft: The Startup Turning Sri Lankan Eyes Into Art

July 29, 2026
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Eye Craft: The Startup Turning Sri Lankan Eyes Into Art

Vishwa Nadheera, a 24-year-old entrepreneur from Colombo, saw art where no one else did — and built something extraordinary for Sri Lanka and South Asia around it.

His brand, Eye Craft, was founded on June 29. It is officially South Asia’s first-ever iris photography company, and the world’s first mobile iris photography service, with the team visiting customers at their homes to capture the intricate beauty hidden within their eyes.

More Than Photography

What makes Eye Craft special is not just its technology but the emotion and meaning behind every creation.

Each Eye Craft portrait transforms the human eye — one of nature’s most personal and mesmerizing designs — into a stunning piece of art. It is not just photography; it is a reflection of who a person is.

No two irises are alike, which makes every portrait entirely unique to the individual.

A Product Built Around Personal Stories

Eye Craft offers customers the chance to experience this art in several ways.

It can be a thoughtful gift for a loved one, a family experience to remember, a couple’s keepsake, or a tribute in loving memory of parents.

Every piece carries a personal story, making it one of the most emotional and artistic products ever introduced to the island.

Two Years in the Making

The idea was born from Vishwa’s vision to merge art, emotion, and innovation.

Having organized large-scale events through his own ventures, he always saw art in places others didn’t. That creative mindset led him to build Eye Craft from the ground up.

It took nearly two years of development, planning, and perfecting every detail before he brought the vision to life — a reminder that some ideas in the startup Sri Lanka space need patience rather than speed.

The Launch

In June, Eye Craft held its official launch at Virticle by Jetwing, where industry professionals and art enthusiasts gathered to witness a new form of artistic expression.

The response was overwhelming, not just for the innovation but for the story told through every iris.

Expanding Beyond Colombo

Now available in Colombo, Eye Craft is preparing to expand to the Maldives and Thailand.

Vishwa’s journey is a testament to what can happen when creativity meets purpose. In a world filled with trends and replicas, Eye Craft is a reminder that true art begins where emotion meets vision.

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