Yala Craft is my passion. I work as traditional artist in Patan, Lalitpur (the city of fine arts), Nepal - a place where tradition and creativity intertwine. Inspired by previous generations, I learned the craftsmanship and intricate artistry of making filigree Buddha statues. Rooted in the rich tradition of my heritage, I have dedicated my life to preserving and developing the art form that has been passed down through the ages. With each piece I create, I connect with the wisdom of my ancestors and breathe new life into their timeless art.

Guided by my father, a master of this art, I began an apprenticeship as a young man that opened me up to the world of traditional filigree work, the demanding production of exceptional Dharma pieces. This not only enabled me to gain practical experience, but also to develop a deep understanding of the techniques and materials that have shaped our art for generations.

I invite you to explore with me the embodiment of tradition and innovation that lies in each of my creations. Experience the subtle balance between honoring the past and embracing the future that keeps the spirit of traditional Buddhist art alive.