This is Golden, absolutely stunning. Until today, all I knew was Thangka, I came across the word 'Pauvha', when I begin reading 'Swayambhu Puran' and started wondering what that word meant. This definitely made me proud to be Newar. A great artist like Lok Chitrakar, proves that Newah people have contributed in every aspects of life. And numerous other nations like China India, Japan, Tibet learn from us but never recognized and gave credit to our Artists. A true artist, like him have not been recognized and even forgotten due to the modernization and materialistic mindset. We need to raise more awareness about this.
Thank you Mr.Lok chitrakhar for the continuation of fine Nepali traditional art , and pushing it to be open for everyone to learn and also modify it in a way, for the many years, it has came, and should go. Dhanyabadh 🙏🏼
This is so Wonderful. Such deep-rooted culture steeped in Spirituality. I hope I get an opportunity in the future to learn the artwork and contribute through it.
Paubha and thangka both use the same vajrayana Buddhist iconography which are the images used in visualization meditation. When Buddhism became popular in Tibet, Nepali artists were employed to paint monasteries and temples. Around the fifteenth century Tibetans created a different style from Nepali Paubha using more landscapes. Much later Nepali artists started fusing the styles together so that Paubha is now both used as a way to define the Nepali style of painting before influence of Tibetan styles and as a way to identify Nepali painters of vajrayana images.
This is Golden, absolutely stunning. Until today, all I knew was Thangka, I came across the word 'Pauvha', when I begin reading 'Swayambhu Puran' and started wondering what that word meant. This definitely made me proud to be Newar. A great artist like Lok Chitrakar, proves that Newah people have contributed in every aspects of life. And numerous other nations like China India, Japan, Tibet learn from us but never recognized and gave credit to our Artists. A true artist, like him have not been recognized and even forgotten due to the modernization and materialistic mindset. We need to raise more awareness about this.
Bal baHu was one of those early legends who made all of asia's buddhism art and temples, influenced by Nepali art. This has to continue from Nepal
Don't blame other countries for your own fault, blame brahmavad in your own country.
Thank you Mr.Lok chitrakhar for the continuation of fine Nepali traditional art , and pushing it to be open for everyone to learn and also modify it in a way, for the many years, it has came, and should go. Dhanyabadh 🙏🏼
Malai sikne man lagyo sir
उहाँलाई रास्ट्रिय पुरस्कारले सम्मान गरे उचित हुन्छ। के कसो? भन्नु होला है अवश्य।
This is so Wonderful. Such deep-rooted culture steeped in Spirituality. I hope I get an opportunity in the future to learn the artwork and contribute through it.
Sir could you please give me where can i meet him? I want to know where can i get stone colors here in Nepal?
Hami sikna sakdanai sir
Been once, but barely covered anything since I stayed in pharping
I have a question- is there a difference between Nepali Pauba Art and the Tibetan Thangka Art?
Paubha and thangka both use the same vajrayana Buddhist iconography which are the images used in visualization meditation. When Buddhism became popular in Tibet, Nepali artists were employed to paint monasteries and temples. Around the fifteenth century Tibetans created a different style from Nepali Paubha using more landscapes. Much later Nepali artists started fusing the styles together so that Paubha is now both used as a way to define the Nepali style of painting before influence of Tibetan styles and as a way to identify Nepali painters of vajrayana images.
@@ParishShakya947508 hmmm interesting so you mean thanka painting roots dates back to newari art paubha?
Where can we meet the artist?
Namaste sir...malai pani hajurbata sikne thulo ichha xa ...
Visit Simrik Atelier at Patan Dhoka, Near post office
छेत्री बाहुन हरुको कला आर्ट पटक्कै नहुनु को कारण के होला ?
Char dham gayexou kaile Nepal ra bharat ko durbar mahal nagar basti herenuvaxa ??
हामी सिक्न सक्दैनौं र सर
नमस्कार लोक दाई ,मलाई पनि सिक्न मन लग्यो
You can visit Simrik Atelier. Its at Patan Dhoka, near post office.