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Arts and Crafts in Nepal
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Arts and Crafts sector based in Nepal. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
10 on file
Sara Enterprises
Thangka art School since 1985. Our school trains artist and manage classes on Thangka arts along with bowls to interested people from all over the world. You can signup for the classes using Facebook message or directly visit us at our store located right within the edge of boudha stupa circle. We offer traditional thangka painting and only handmade(hand-hammered) healing/singing bowls. We supply healing bowls to monasteries and other customers looking for sound therapy and meditational purposes. In essence, we aim to preserve the traditional arts and history of Nepal by allowing generation of thangka artists to follow up the heritage of our fathers. Having our own online store allows us to balance both the commercial and historical values which is the core foundation of our school. Keeping it sustainable rather than growth is our priority.
1 to 10 staff
Khhi Nepal
Khukuri House Handcraft Industry or KHHI Nepal - Company established in 1991 and run by ex-Gurkhas and knife experts - The Official khukuri maker for British Gurkha Army in many occasions and lately in 2012-13-14 - Old veteran company with existence and experience over 27 years and worldwide recognition - Best value of money, insured express shipping, 100% secured payment and pioneer in online industry - Handmade high quality khukuris and knives having Lifetime warranty made by world class makers, the “Bishwakarmas or KAMIS” - Nepal's first and genuine maker having more than 100 patents, customers and 1625 + custom knives/kukris made for various individuals and companies and 90% returnees - Wide range of varieties suited for all walks of life from mini to large, from village to army, from classic to ultra modern, from kitchen to jungle, from regulars to custom pieces "REAL BLADES SINCE 1991; KNIVES FORGED TO SERVE"
11 to 50 staff
Gift Kart Nepal
Gift Kart Nepal -Looking for Custom wallets? Personalized Gift hampers, passport covers, men's wallets, women's wallets, phone covers, travel wallets with name on it at the best prices. Made from high-quality leather, Unique and the best idea for gifting.
11 to 50 staff
Images Of Enlightenment
At Enlightenment we are focused on making Vajrayana art forms that are helpful in your practice. We dedicate ourselves in making enlightened images of Vajrayana deities for the practitioner. We take joy, happiness and honor on creating treasured images of Vajrayana deity that helps on your path to transformation. Images which protect, cultivate and enhance the final goal of enlightenment in your precious human life.
51 to 200 staff
Neo Nepal Handicraft
Neo Nepal Handicraft is a well known government recognized company based in Mangalbazar in Patan, Nepal. We are in the field of manufacturing and exporting various Nepali hand made craft and fashion Jewellery items - Product of elegance, style and superior Quality. We pride ourselves in Promoting the fair trade and ensure that our products are environmentally safe and free of child labor or exploitation. Our growing database of Products are not limited to only the ancient Nepali art but we offer customer-tailored Products in the categories like Pashmina & Felt items.
1 to 10 staff
Mero Canvas
MeroCanvas, founded during the COVID-19 lockdown, is proud to be Nepal’s pioneer in commercial custom portrait painting. Our journey began with a mission to bring joy by transforming cherished memories into timeless works of art. From recreating old photographs to reuniting families through compilation family portraits, we have created countless moments of happiness for our clients. Along the way, we have provided meaningful employment opportunities for local artists, empowering their talent and creativity. Today, MeroCanvas stands as the market leader in custom portrait paintings in Nepal, continuing to celebrate art, memories, and connections. At Merocanvas, we understand that each customer has a unique story to tell, and we strive to bring their vision to life through our art. Our talented Nepali artists use their skills and creativity to create stunning portrait paintings that truly reflect the personality and character of the subject. We believe that the happiness of our customers is the ultimate measure of our success, and we are committed to ensuring that each customer receives a portrait painting that they will cherish for a lifetime. We take pride in our attention to detail and customer service, and we work closely with our customers throughout the process to ensure that they are satisfied with the final result. In addition to our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, we also believe in ethical and sustainable business practices. We provide fair compensation to our artists, and we use eco-friendly materials in our paintings whenever possible.
1 to 10 staff
Kathmandu Contemporary Arts Centre
Kathmandu Contemporary Arts Centre (KCAC) was established in 2007 as a British Charity and in 2010 opened Nepal’s first international contemporary arts centre. In 2012 we moved to the Patan Museum, one of the finest museums in Asia and a UNESCO world heritage site. KCAC holds world-class exhibitions, workshops & symposia, has art books in the library (mainly donated by Tate Britain) and an active international artists exchange programme. KCAC's mission is to be a catalyst to contemporary artists in Nepal and promote their work abroad. Three aims underpin our vision and mission: 1. to support Nepali artists fulfill their creative potential by offering help to emerging artists with studios and bursaries. to increase participation in the arts through exhibitions, workshops, symposia and cross-cultural dialogues. to place the arts, culture and creativity at the heart of learning.(Art is not on the school curriculum in Nepal.)
1 to 10 staff
Asthamangal Handicraft
1 to 10 staff
Shrestha Crafts Enterprises
11 to 50 staff
Traditional Art & Handicraft
TRADITIONAL ART & HANDICRAFT (PARADISE OF THANGKA COLLECTION) TRADITIONAL ART & HANDICRAFT was established two decades before, which has long experience in the sector of art & craft business in Nepal. We especially deal in exporting the handmade Thangka paintings and fine master pieces of Buddhist ritual items in several forms (i.e. singing bowl, metal crafts statue and woodcarving etc.). The company is legally registered in the Government and also associated and affiliated with different trade and export departments of Nepal Government. TRADITIONAL ART & HANDICRAFT is a member of Handicraft Association of Nepal and the Nepal Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The company has earned solid reputation in international trade and exhibition shows and also is the leading art dealer in the country. We have a solid reputation in international market for traditional Tibetan Thangka Paintings. We have a pleasant experience with carefully produced Thangka paintings in Nepal. We are running by co-operative of Tibetan, Sherpa and Tamang Thangka Artists under the supervision of Lama and masters of vajrayana buddhism in traditional city PATAN of Nepal, which is well known hub for art lovers. We have a collection of large variety of Thangkas, Mandalas and Paubas. Working with only the best Artists,Materials and Techniques we create beautiful, unique high quality Thangkas, painted by master artists, aided by considerable knowledge of Buddhist Iconography. PROPRIETOR & FOUNDER Run by Mr. Narayan Krishna Shrestha an expert, with over 25 years of experience in the field of the Buddhist Art of Thangka. Having worked with Thangkas for so many years he is committed in producing premium Thangka which are hand made in Nepal with the use of all the authentic natural stone colors and fine 24 karate gold. His collection has gained notoriety and has previously been displayed in various parts of world, notably in London, California, Beijing, Taipei and Tibet. EXHIBITIONS AND FAIR · California Gift Show, LA, USA (2007) · Taipei International Gift Fair, TAIWAN (2008) · Beijing International Buddhist Fair, CHINA (every year since 2009) · Hanoi Gift Show, VIETNAM (2014) · Okayama & Kyoto, JAPAN (2005)
11 to 50 staff