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Iftar at the Court
This Ramadan, Harbour Court at The Kingsbury extends a warm invitation to patrons to partake in the spirit of the holy month through its exclusive offering, “Iftar at the Court.” This celebration of tradition, flavour, and togetherness promises an unparalleled dining experience that will engage all senses said a press release.
The release said “From the moment guests step into Harbour Court, they are greeted by the inviting aromas emanating from the thoughtfully crafted Iftar spread and Ramadan Buffet. Drawing inspiration from Arabian cuisine and paying homage to the rich culinary heritage of Ramadan, the menu is meticulously designed to offer a memorable gastronomic journey.”
Breaking fast at Harbour Court entails savouring a selection of succulent dates, refreshing Falooda or Mixed Fruit Juice, traditional Ramadan snacks, and enticing appetisers. Guests are then treated to an array of mouth-watering biryanis, flavourful rice dishes, comforting soups, and aromatic grilled meats from the BBQ action station. Each dish is complemented by a variety of accompaniments and condiments, enhancing every bite. The evening culminates with a delectable assortment of Arabian Ramadan-themed desserts, providing the perfect conclusion to the dining experience.
At Harbour Court, the belief is that Iftar transcends mere feasting; it is a moment for fostering community, compassion, and connection. This ethos is reflected in the Iftar Buffet, which serves as an opportunity for guests to gather with loved ones, neighbours, and friends, and to celebrate the blessings of Ramadan in a welcoming environment.
Priced at just LKR 7,500 nett per person, patrons are invited to join Harbour Court throughout Ramadan, starting from 6:00 p.m. onwards, for an unforgettable Iftar followed by a tantalising buffet experience. Reservations are now open, offering guests the chance to embark on a journey filled with tradition, flavour, and joy throughout this holy month.
Fashion
Testament to timeless craftsmanship and modern elegance
By Zanita Careem
Renowned for its exceptional artistry and dedication to timeless design, Tiesh reaffirms its status as a leader in jewellery innovation with the relaunch of its iconic ‘For Him’ men’s jewellery collection. First introduced in 2016, the collection has been reimagined to cater to the modern man, celebrating the understated elegance of silver, gold, and natural gemstones.
Men’s jewellery has made a notable comeback in recent years, evolving from traditional timepieces to versatile accessories that add character and sophistication. Tiesh’s refreshed collection seeks to redefine men’s jewellery as an essential part of self-expression and style.
“We are witnessing a significant shift in men’s fashion, with jewellery taking centre stage as a form of self-expression and a mark of individuality,” said Director of Tiesh, Ayesh De Fonseka. “The resurgence of men’s jewellery has been fueled by increasing demand from men seeking distinctive pieces and women looking for meaningful gifts. Our new collection aims to fill this gap by offering designs that blend classic sophistication with modern aesthetics.”
Tiesh’s ‘For Him’ collection introduces an array of meticulously crafted accessories, including sterling silver bracelets, gemstone-encrusted gold cufflinks, lapel pins, tie pins, and statement rings. Each piece reflects Tiesh’s hallmark sophistication, fused with contemporary elements to suit the discerning tastes of today’s men.
In addition to its signature pieces, the collection features bespoke designs, allowing customers to work closely with Tiesh’s expert designers to create personalised jewellery. This customisable approach extends to innovative offerings like customised leather belts with sterling silver buckles and monogrammed cufflinks, perfect for those seeking unique and valuable gift options.
Pix by Thushara Attapathu
Life style
Turkish Airlines sets Guinness World records
Turkish Airlines has a 30-country lead over its closest competitor in this hard-to-break record
Turkish Airlines, which has held the title of flying to the most countries in the world since 2012, has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records™ as the record holder. The national flag carrier has successfully achieved the Guinness World Records™ title for the “Most Countries Flown to by an Airline”.
The record certificate was presented at Santiago Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport following Turkish Airlines’ inaugural flight to Chile. The ceremony was attended by Turkish Airlines executives and Guinness World Records™ officials.
Based on Guinness World Records™ evaluation criteria, Turkish Airlines set the record with flights to 120 countries, reflecting only the active routes of the past 12 months. Nevertheless, including temporarily suspended routes and today’s inaugural flight to Chile, Turkish Airlines’ flight network now spans 131 countries.
Commenting on the record, Turkish Airlines CEO Bilal Ek?i stated, “We are delighted to be in Santiago, Chile, our newest route launched today, and to receive the Guinness World Records™ title for the Most Countries Flown to by an Airline. As the only airline to hold this distinction for over a decade, we proudly showcase the strength of our flight network and reinforce our mission to connect people, cultures, and destinations around the globe.”
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Hermitage opens anew with a treasure trove of art, antiques, collectibles
The legendary Hermitage has moved to a brand-new location at D.M. Colombage Mawatha, Nawala. Barely 200 meters from the main Nawala road, the new Hermitage is extensively stocked with a brand-new collection of hand-picked antique and artisanal furniture, art, collectibles and crafts adding to a treasure trove of ethnic and tribal silver jewellery and jewellery inlaid with coloured semi-precious stones.
The renowned, signature, hand-picked antique and artisanal furniture – with a focus on accents, compliments a stunning collection of silver jewellery and an eclectic, whimsical and sometimes outrageous range of curated collectibles, maps, miniature Indian art, out of print books, vinyls, stamps, old currency, postcards and prints, gift stationery and much more.
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