Nepali Handicrafts - Nepal's Pride

 

Nepali Handicrafts are recognized as Nepal’s pride throughout its history. Handicrafts and Nepal have an enormous friendship. Even God left a beautiful craft, Mt. Everest, in Nepal. Not only Mt. Everest but there are so many other Himalayan ranges in Nepal that makes it a craft home.

If you have heard about the Gurkha then you might have heard as well that no other country could rule Nepal in its history. Nepal’s brave soldiers never let that happen. While other countries were making advanced weapons using their recourses, Nepalese crafters gifted handmade “Khukuri” to it’s soldiers and the rest is all history. This story reflects the perfection in the quality of Nepalese Handicrafts.

Every variety of Nepali handicrafts have been known for its elegant quality and durability since ancient times. Nepali pashmina, Nepali carpets, Nepali wooden sculptures and Nepali metal statues are a few of its examples.

In our category “Nepali Handicrafts – Nepal’s Pride”, we will share as much information as possible about Nepalese handicrafts i.e. when people started making them, where it is made, who made and how they are made to let the world know its shadowed story and inspire to support the Nepali handicrafts industry.

If you're interested in checking Nepali Handicrafts, Please visit our website, Amazing Hands Nepal

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