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Sanai is one of the Nepali traditional musical instrument and a part of Panche Baja. It is a type clarinet and made of a metal pipe which is bent towards the front with a couple of holes. The hole on the top is used to blow into. Sanai is usually played during ceremonial occasions like…
The Sahanai, also known as the Shehnai or Sanai, is a double-reed wind instrument that holds a significant place in Nepalese culture, particularly in the context of Panche Baja. It is a curved instrument with a metal body, featuring a flared bell at one end and several finger holes (typically 6-9) along its length. The…
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A Shankha is a conch shell of ritual and religious importance in Hinduism and Buddhism. It is the shell of a large predatory sea snail, Turbinella pyrum, found in the Indian Ocean.
Sherpas, are very famous for mountain climbing. This Traditional Sherpa Dummy represent customs of Sherpa Couple who live in Himalayas of Nepal reflecting cultural diversity thorough out Country. Sherpas are also Known also knows as Man of the Mountain.
It is made of a hollowed tree trunk with skins stretched in the cylindrical body of a slight bulge at its center and heads at both ends. The instruments are especially played on folk songs, and at events such as wedding and welcome party.
Made by the experienced crafts men of Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal, working in this field since generations.
The tabla is a widely popular South Asian percussion instrument used in the classical, popular and religious music of the northern Indian subcontinent. The instrument consists of a pair of hand drums of contrasting sizes and timbres. … The larger drum, played with the other hand, is called bayan.
This is an exquisite hand-carved wooden Goddess Tibetan Dolma, Green Tara Statue . an energetic healing female Buddha.She is sitting in a classic pose with her right foot down, and lotus flowers on her shoulders.Green Tara filled with youthful vigor, is a goddess of activity. She is the fiercer form of Tara, but is still…
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It is used for meditation in Tibet and other Himalayan region of Nepal. It is a small jhyamta kind of instrument which creates peaceful sound which helps in the meditation.
Elephants hold a special place in Mithila culture, symbolizing royalty, strength, and wisdom, and are considered auspicious. This artwork, likely created using natural dyes and pigments on handmade paper or canvas, adds authenticity and charm.
The fish motif is significant in Mithila painting as it symbolizes wealth and abundance, making this piece perfect for those who appreciate art with cultural depth and meaning. The intricate border and the careful attention to detail reflect the time-honored techniques passed down through generations of Mithila artists.
The Tyamko is a small bowl-shaped drum that holds a significant place in Nepalese music, particularly in the context of Panche Baja and Naumati Baja. The Tyamko is typically constructed using either wood or copper. Its upper portion is covered with cowhide, which serves as the drumhead. The drumhead is stretched tightly over the opening,…
Sarangi, a traditional Nepali musical instrument is the best friend of Ghandarvas . Sarangi, a long necked instrument is made up of single piece of wood hollowed-out double-chambered body.
The art style, rooted in the ancient tradition of Mithila, is characterized by its use of natural dyes and pigments, with fine lines and bold patterns that add a unique charm to the piece. The painting is not just a visual delight but also a cultural artifact that reflects the rich heritage of the region.
This vibrant artwork is a stunning example of traditional Mithila painting, a folk art form that originates from the Mithila region of Nepal and India. The painting depicts a graceful village woman standing under a lush, green tree, adorned in a colorful sari and intricate jewelry, holding a basket in her hand. The use of bright, natural colors and bold, intricate patterns is characteristic of this art style, which is often associated with themes of nature, mythology, and daily life.
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