Hi Eksha , what a beautiful story , you took us along on this journey of the hidden and very talented artisans, their work and how they produce such unique looking pendants and intricate designed beads. I’ve seen these beautiful jewelry components in person at your home and and have seen how eye catching the jewelry looks ,made from such handmade pieces ,one can use them to make traditional or contemporary pieces.Thanks for showing us the detailed work was very inspiring .Keep up the good work.👍🙏🏼🌺
thank you for sharing this wonderful video!...i have been fascinated by the artisans from Nepal, and your story brought light to the extraordinary work they do!
Namaste, ~ from the Grand Canyon state of Arizona... Thank You for bringing their stories of traditional Tibetan, & Napali handmade treaured pieces In the 1970's I was part of a group of jeweller's, artisans, beaders,,, gem cuters- that was apart of "Free Tibet" movement. We were linked together thru Buddhism, and Human Rights, and love. I sold many pieces of this traditional, and evolving beautiful work that charmed my life. I continue to work with inlay beads today, at 70 yrs old. I would love to know how I can beable to contact these young talented artists? Thank you for sharing! Namaste ~.
unfortunately, due to lack of work, they are working in different field to earn livelihood. few of them are on facebook, if you want i can give you my facebook, I can suggest you to connect with one of them. thank you
There are goldsmiths from two different communities. Goldsmiths from Kathmandu valley from newar tribe, they are not considered as Dalits , but goldsmith from Hindu communities, they are known as Dalits before but not anymore . Now everyone is same ❤
