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MetalCraft in Nepal – How they are made

Byadmin December 26, 2012

Before making the copper, bronze (with gold or silver plated) metal Crafts, first all the…

Women empowerment; a challenge in Nepal

Byadmin March 3, 2014

A country with geographical and cultural diversity followed by unique unity in diversity represents the…

Shipping to canada

Byadmin August 31, 2021

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 Handicrafts For Your Home Decoration

Byadmin December 30, 2013

Nepali Handicraft for Your Home Decoration Don’t you feel that the products on these websites…

Indra Jatra | An overview on Indra Jatra Festival

Byadmin September 12, 2016

Indra Jatra | An Overview of Indra Jatra Festival

Indra is Lord of Rain and the king of Heaven. Jatra is procession. Indra Jatra is celebration of God Indra’s Day. Indra Jatra is festival of Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. Some believes Indra Jatra is thanking day to lord Indra for the rain. According to others, the festival is celebrated in the honor of Bahirab, who is Shiva’s manifestation and is believed to destroy evil.