Anuradha Ceramics by Ajith Mohan Perera in Piliyandala, Sri Lanka

Anyone know anything about Sri Lanken studio pottery? Apparently it's thriving, but there's little or nothing online - at least, not in English.
As it has a stamp, signature and date. Mark seems to be PP. Signature might be written in an Indian script.
I'm wondering if this is by a visiting studio potter.

There are some vases with a similar (though far from identical) pattern made by a firm called Anuradha Ceramics.
http://www.anuradhaceramics.com/?page_id=545

The designer is called Ajith Mohan Perera, so perhaps that's his "P" in the mark. Or it could  stand for Piliyandala, where the factory is. An article here describes Anuradha  as "Sri Lanka’s only handcrafted pottery firm":
http://www.sundaytimes.lk/130623/plus/giving-shape-to-swirling-ideas-49612.html

hercules brabazon wrote:There are some vases with a similar  (though far from identical) pattern made by a firm called Anuradha Ceramics.
http://www.anuradhaceramics.com/?page_id=545

The designer is called Ajith Mohan Perera, so perhaps that's his "P" in the mark. Or it could  stand for Piliyandala, where the factory is. An article here describes Anuradha  as "Sri Lanka’s only handcrafted pottery firm":
http://www.sundaytimes.lk/130623/plus/giving-shape-to-swirling-ideas-49612.html

Bingo! Thank you, that's exactly right

A great find today from Ajith Mohan Perera of Anuradha Ceramics. With a sticker that reads ‘Bun Dala’. ..???
Signed and dated by artist (signature probably in Sinhalese. Anyone have any thoughts on the Bun Dala sticker.