17 inch Madal-Nepalese Drum – Red
$149.00Madal is a very common musical instrument of Nepal and played with both hands.
Madal is used in Nepalese folk music and traditional bhajan in religious ceremonies.
Its drum is made with leather, and the body is traditionally made of wood.
It is made in a traditional way from bamboo.
The Madal consists of a cylindrical body with a slight bulge at its centre and heads at both ends, one head larger than the other.
With a string attached in it, it can be hung in the wall as a decorative as well.
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Gold Color Painted Pashupatinath Temple
Gold Color Painted Pashupatinath Temple
$228.00One of the most sacred Hindu temples.
This temple complex was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites’ list in 1979.
It is also included as one of the seven monument groups in UNESCO’s designation of Kathmandu Valley as a cultural heritage site.
Our personal favourite, gold colour painted Pashupatinath Temple, is absolutely stunning in its look.
Built in a Pagoda style, this replica of Lord Shiva Temple is the finest craftwork by our highly skilled artisans.
The tiny details around all the four sides, colour details speaks for itself.
Truly a Masterpiece!
Velvet Khukuri Set
$89.00The Khukuri is the national weapon and utility knife of the Nepalese people.
The khukuri symbolises more intangible qualities – strong character, honour, justice, human dignity, freedom.
For Nepalese, there is no more powerful symbol of the strength and spirit of the nation and the Nepalese people.
Khukri is also a symbol of national pride of Nepal.
Khukuri is formally adopted as official military issue gear under British leadership.
Each Gurkha carries one khukuri as a part of his “kit,” in both parade and battle, a Gurkha and his khukuri are inseparable.
The Nepalese khukuri has the unique distinction of being the only ancient battle weapon still in use in the field today – a distinction that is absolutely unique in the entire history of edged weaponry.
Coin Khukuri
$89.00The Khukuri is the national weapon and utility knife of the Nepalese people.
The khukuri symbolises more intangible qualities – strong character, honour, justice, human dignity, freedom.
For Nepalese, there is no more powerful symbol of the strength and spirit of the nation and the Nepalese people.
Khukri is also a symbol of national pride of Nepal.
Khukuri is formally adopted as official military issue gear under British leadership.
Each Gurkha carries one khukuri as a part of his “kit,” in both parade and battle, a Gurkha and his khukuri are inseparable.
The Nepalese khukuri has the unique distinction of being the only ancient battle weapon still in use in the field today – a distinction that is absolutely unique in the entire history of edged weaponry.
Folk Musical Instrument Sarangi
$139.00Sarangi is a Nepali folk instrument.
People of Gandharba or Gaine caste only played the Sarangi.
Day by day, its popularity extends beyond the Gandharba community and is widely used and played by other cast members as well.
Sarangi is used in Nepalese folk music.
This Sarangi is made with top quality wood and produces great sound.
This Sarangi has Lord Ganesh carved at the back.
This Sarangi can be used for both playings as well as for decoration.
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17 inch Madal-Nepalese Drum - Black
17 inch Madal-Nepalese Drum – Black
$149.00Madal is a very common musical instrument of Nepal and played with both hands.
Madal is used in Nepalese folk music and traditional bhajan in religious ceremonies.
Its drum is made with leather, and the body is traditionally made of wood.
It is made in a traditional way from bamboo.
The Madal consists of a cylindrical body with a slight bulge at its centre and heads at both ends, one head larger than the other.
With a string attached in it, it can be hung in the wall as a decorative as well.
Buddha Eyes Wall Decor Plate
$42.00These eyes are the representation of Lord Buddha’s almighty powers of seeing all that can be in the past, present as well as in futures.
Eyes of Buddha also symbolize an important part of Enlightenment and as well as Wisdom eyes.
The eyes look out in the four directions to symbolize the all-seeing of Buddha.
The nose between the Buddha’s eyes is a curly symbol that looks like a question mark that has represented the unity of all the things.
The third eye of Buddha symbolizes the all-seeing wisdom of Buddha.
So this can be the perfect selection to hang on your wall that could spread positivity all over to keep you energized and enlightened always.
Traditional Sherpa Couple
$35.00A perfect gift for a wedding ceremony.
This dress is the traditional dress of Sherpas in Nepal.
Sherpas are well known around the world for mountain climbing.
Sherpas got widely popular for their adventurous spirit when Tenzing Norge Sherpa became the first to climb Mt. Everest.
The Best souvenir/ decorative for any multicultural/ ethnic enthusiasts or any cultural programs.
Newar Couple Doll
$35.00A perfect gift for a wedding ceremony.
This dress is the traditional dress of Newar Culture in Nepal.
Newars are ethnic groups mostly living around Kathmandu Valley since very long.
These couples represent traditional Newari outfit; male in ‘lan’ and female in ‘Haku Patashi’
The Best souvenir/ decorative for any multicultural/ ethnic enthusiasts or any cultural programs.
Dragon Khukuri with bone base
$110.00The Khukuri is the national weapon and utility knife of the Nepalese people.
The khukuri symbolises more intangible qualities – strong character, honour, justice, human dignity, freedom.
For Nepalese, there is no more powerful symbol of the strength and spirit of the nation and the Nepalese people.
Khukri is also a symbol of national pride of Nepal.
Khukuri is formally adopted as official military issue gear under British leadership.
Each Gurkha carries one khukuri as a part of his “kit,” in both parade and battle, a Gurkha and his khukuri are inseparable.
The Nepalese khukuri has the unique distinction of being the only ancient battle weapon still in use in the field today – a distinction that is absolutely unique in the entire history of edged weaponry.
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Primitive Earthy Resin Souvenir Ashtray
Primitive Earthy Resin Souvenir Ashtray
$20.00- Unique gift and decor item
- Width 7 cm, depth 3 cm, 100-200 grams
- Handmade with resin in Nepal
- Made with a stunning finish, this ashtray is sure to catch anyone’s attention.
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Dragons Carved Resin Souvenir Ashtray
Dragons Carved Resin Souvenir Ashtray
$20.00- Unique gift and decor item
- Width 7 cm, depth 3 cm, 100-200 grams
- Handmade with resin in Nepal
- Made with a stunning finish, this ashtray is sure to catch anyone’s attention.
