Buddha Thanka Treasure: Specialising in Thanka since 1973

Preserving and promoting centuries old traditional art

12, Dec 2018 | nepaltraveller.com

Established in 1973 by Rajesh Pd Shrestha, Buddha Thanka Treasure is one of the oldest Thangka stores/showrooms in Nepal. Its aim is to promote and preserve this centuries-old traditional art.

Buddha Thanka Treasure is one of the oldest Thangka showrooms in Nepal. First established in the year of 1973 at Kathmandu Durbar Square, the store was initially named "Best Thanka Treasure". It was founded and directed by the locally renowned social worker, entrepreneur, culture and heritage expert Rajesh Pd Shrestha. The company has now been passed on to Mr. Shrestha's son, Suryadeep Pd Shrestha the managing director of Buddha Thanka Treasure. 

Rajesh Pd Shrestha established the Thangka store with the aim of preserving this sacred tradition. Shrestha's vision has manifested in forming highly trained and disciplined artists, an effective teaching and training program, a highly visible distribution point, and an organization based on tradition and family values. 

Although in 1973 Buddha Thanka Treasure merely consisted of Rajesh, 2 master artists, and 8 beginner artists, the company has since grown and now consists of Managing Director Suryadeep Pd. Shrestha, Showroom Correspondent and Service Specialist Bijeta Shrestha, Administrative Head RN. Ramina Shrestha, Director/Founder Rajesh Pd. Shrestha, and over 250 artists operating mostly from the Sindhupalchok district Northeast of Kathmandu, Nepal.

The extensive and exclusive showroom is located at Swoyambhu Stupa (Monkey Temple) in Kathmandu. One of the largest showrooms in Nepal, Buddha Thanka Treasure specializes in retail, wholesale, and international export.

 

 

Prarthana Dixit is a content writer at nepaltraveller.com

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