Nepal, a land nestled between the majestic Himalayas, has long been a cradle of artistic and spiritual expression. Among its greatest cultural treasures are the ancient sculptures—stone, metal, and wood carvings that tell stories of devotion, craftsmanship, and civilization. These sculptures are not just art; they are living symbols
Introduction Perched on a serene hilltop east of Kathmandu, Changu Narayan Temple is Nepal’s oldest known Hindu temple and a masterpiece of ancient art. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this temple is not just a religious monument — it is a living gallery that preserves some of the
Nepalese Sculpture
Introduction Nepal, a land of temples, mountains, and mythology, also holds one of the world’s richest traditions of sacred sculpture, known locally as Murtikala. These ancient and modern sculptures—crafted from stone, wood, and bronze—embody the divine essence of both Hindu and Buddhist deities, deeply rooted in Nepal&