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Changera – Authentic Nepali Bamboo Basket The Changera is a traditional Nepali handwoven bamboo basket, prized for its durability and multipurpose use. Designed with precision and skill, this sturdy yet lightweight basket is ideal for carrying grains, vegetables, or household items. Its distinctive round shape and intricate bamboo weave reflect the craftsmanship and cultural significance…
Copper Kalash is used to store coins, grain, gems, gold, and water, or as a flower vase inside a household. This pair of Kalash is also used during various Pooja rituals.
Copper Kalash is used to store coins, grain, gems, gold, and water, or as a flower vase inside a household. This pair of Kalash is also used during various Pooja rituals.
Brass diyo are often used temporarily as lighting for special occasions, while diyas made of brass are permanent fixtures in homes and temples. Especially in Diwali, diyas or candles are representing of enlightenment, knowledge, or wisdom. Diyo are a part of Indian culture, as a representative or sakshi for auspicious reasons, as well as an…
The painting’s vibrant color palette, dominated by rich reds, yellows, and blacks, is derived from natural pigments, staying true to the authentic methods used by Mithila artists for centuries. The use of bold outlines and fine brushwork creates a harmonious balance, making this piece a striking visual statement. Each element in the painting carries symbolic significance—the fish represent life and fertility, while the repetitive geometric patterns symbolize the cycles of nature.
The elephants, central to the composition, are adorned with intricate designs that highlight their significance in Nepal culture as symbols of strength, wisdom, and tranquility. Surrounding them are vibrant birds perched on branches and a variety of fish and aquatic creatures that bring the water below to life. This harmonious interaction between land, water, and sky elements makes the painting a perfect reflection of nature’s interconnectedness.
A Sukunda is a religious oil lamp-statue of Lord Ganesh. It is an artistic lamp to light with a clump of cotton wicks in a small receptacle of oil. Lighting this lamp on religious and social functions is one of the compulsory rituals in Hinduism. It is believed that Ganesh as the lord of success,…
A Sukunda is a religious oil lamp-statue of Lord Ganesh. It is an artistic lamp to light with a clump of cotton wicks in a small receptacle of oil. Lighting this lamp on religious and social functions is one of the compulsory rituals in Hinduism. It is believed that Ganesh as the lord of success,…
He is shown with a big body, showing that the entire universe is inside him.
Bring the blessings of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the harbinger of wisdom and prosperity, into your home with this stunning golden idol. Beautifully crafted, this idol showcases Lord Ganesha in a seated posture with intricate details and vibrant accents, highlighting his divine grace. The rich golden finish makes this statue ideal for…
Mithila paintings mostly depict people and their association with nature, scenes, and deities from ancient epics. Natural objects like the sun, and the moon, and religious plants like tulsi are also widely painted, along with scenes from the royal court and social events like weddings. In these paintings generally, no space is left empty; the…
Green Tara, known for the activity of compassion, the consort of the Buddha, and is incarnated in all good women.
The hat is made of a fabric called Dhaka. Dhaka is made up of 100% Cotton. Dhaka topi has become synonymous with Nepali identity, especially among the people of the hills of Nepal. Nepali Dhaka Topi is believed as a pride of Nepali Men.
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