Nepal | WHEN I LOOK AT IT !!

Byadmin January 7, 2014

Nepal !! A country full of colors, festivals, smiles, rejoice, happiness. No adjectives are sufficient…

Mithila Painting: A Traditional Art Form from Nepal’s Mithila Region

Byadmin September 17, 2024

INTRODUCTION Mithila painting, also known as Madhubani art, is a rich and vibrant traditional art…

Teej Festival: A Celebration of Womanhood and Monsoon

Byadmin September 15, 2023

Introduction Teej, also known as Haritalika Teej, is a significant Hindu festival celebrated with great…

WoodCrafts | History of Wooden Crafts in Nepal

Byadmin January 10, 2018

History of WoodCrafts in Nepal

Whenever I see the manifestation of all the Hindu gods and Goddess, buddha and deities in the wood crafts, I make up my own assumptions of their creation. I believe that an artist wanted to express his imagination of the divine being into something tangible so that his fellow species could revere the faith instilled in that being. It may sound rather poetic.

But if we trace down the history of the wooden crafts, the oldest evidence goes back Bavarians and Scandinavia who prepared hunting gears, coffin and animals out of wood.

Nepali Singing Bowls – Also called Prayer and Healing Bowls

Byadmin December 25, 2017

Nepali Singing bowls | Himalayan Bowls

Can you stand a minute listening to the cacophony of a crowd or a pianist playing just a single note? If you are unsure, why don’t you give a try? But, I bet you’ll be ready pay hundreds of dollars to attend the popular orchestra or to buy Beethoven quartet or Mozart’s record. Why do music and sound affect us so much?

In the microscopic level, the physiological aspect of human body performs a different feat which outsmarts layman’s intuition. According to neuroscientists, human brain composed of trillions of neurons act like a natural oscillator with distinct frequencies.