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Nepalese
Masks |
Nepalese
masks are some other souvenir items that accurately reflect
Nepalese culture and religion. Nepal is a beautiful country
resided at the crossroads between India and Tibet and thus
the forms of worship found here contain elements of Indian
Vedic and Tantric Hinduism as well as Tibetan Buddhism and
Tibetan Bon (animism). It has wide collections of arts and
culture to offer to outside the world. The diminutive Nepalese
"mask" presented here are some of the examples.
Beautifully colored and available in many different sizes,
Nepalese masks show different forms of God and Goddess found
in Nepal. These small and wonderful hangings are meant to
be placed on walls, especially above or beside doors and windows,
to invoke the aid of popular Hindu deities. In the style typical
of Tibetan and Nepalese tantric hagiography, they are all
wearing elaborate pointed crowns and displaying their open
third eyes. These small pieces of decoration material not
only reflect religion aspect but also add excellent look when
they are used as decoration materials.
These Nepalese mask actually represent the religion, cultures
and festivals of Himalayan people in Nepal. In our collection
of Nepalese masks we always look for the high quality and
those that have traditional cultural value. Nepalese mask
makers try to show the religion and culture while making these
dolls they also serve a very important function in the community.
Nepalese masks are made of cotton, paper, wood and clay. These
Nepalese masks also serve a very important function in the
community. Given the nature of Asian polytheism, these images
straddle the fine line between the invocation of gods and
goddesses as luck bringers and the somewhat contrary use of
devotionary images for protective magical purposes. To make
it clear they are unwritten words about Nepalese cultures,
religion and community that describe more than thousands of
un-spoken word.
We have got a huge collection of Nepalese
masks found in Nepal. These Nepalese masks are of high quality
they reflect the culture, tradition and religion of High Himalayan
land of Nepal. Nepalese masks are in different color and in
different size. These Nepalese masks can be found in between
the size of 4” to 10”. These Nepalese masks are
very beautiful piece of decoration. Most of our customers
order these Nepalese puppets for decoration material. Nepalese
mask can be hanged on the wall; door and ceiling of your house
and believe it or not these Nepalese mask can add more beauty
to your house than ever. Nepalese masks are made of cotton,
clay, wood and paper. We have got all the variety of masks
found in Nepal but if you have any special design or size
that you are looking for then it can be ordered through our
web site http://www.himalayanmart.com we gratefully take such
orders and will be delivered within the possible time.
Some of the Nepalese masks in our collection are described
below:
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Shiva
Mask, Buddha Mask,
Indra Mask, Bhairav Mask,
Mahalaxmi Mask, Wooden
Mask |
These are our collections Nepalese masks. These Nepalese
mask is made by the hands of experienced artist who have
been in this business for generations. Nepalese masks artists
try to show the religious and the other parts of society
while making of these puppets therefore serve a very important
function in the community. These Nepalese masks are beautifully
colored and available in many different shapes and sizes.
In our collection of Nepalese masks we always look for the
high quality and those that have traditional cultural value.
These Nepalese masks speak a lot more about Nepalese cultures,
religions and festivals of Nepaliese community. These high
qualities Nepalese masks are demanded by the different parts
of the world.
We also have Wholesale option if you want this Nepalese
masks in bulk. Please refer our "Whole Saler Buyere"
section for details or mail us at info@himalayanmart.com
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Shiva
Mask |
This
Nepalese mask represents Shiva God, one of the greatest gods
in Hindu religion. Shiva is very powerful god and helps whenever
there is evil in this world. He has three eyes, one in the
forehead. It is believed that he open his third eye, when
he becomes very angry. Shiva is very powerful god and helps
whenever there is evil in this world. He has three eyes, one
in the forehead. It is believed that he open his third eye,
when he becomes very angry. Third born of the Hindu holy trinity,
he bestows pure auspiciousness or freedom from the 3 gunas
or qualities of nature (represented by the trident). The snake
represents the inner lower forces that Siva has control over.
Siva is the destroyer, getting rid of all that is no longer
useful in order to make way for the new. Shiva presides over
the destructive energies which break up the universe at the
end of each age. |
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Buddha
Mask |
This
Nepalese mask represents Buddha. Buddha was the prince of
Kapilbastu (now it is in Lumbini Zone of Nepal) son of the
king Suddodhana. Buddha was born in Lumbini, the terai region
of Nepal more than 2545 years ago. The prince Buddha was very
calm from the very beginning of his life. Buddha used to help
the poor and week people. Later he left his kingdom and family
and went in search of peace and pain relief of the people.
Finally he got “Nirvana” and spread love and peace
throughout the world. Today Buddha is known as the light of
Asia.
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Indra
Mask |
This
Nepalese mask represents Indra god. Indra is the king of gods.
It is believed that Indra is god of rain. Indra is worshiped
by many people in Hindu religion in Nepal and India.
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Bhairav
Mask |
This
Nepalese mask represents Bhairab. Bhairab is considered as very
angry god in Hindu religion. |
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Mahalaxmi
Mask |
This
Nepalese mask represents Mahalaxmi. Mahalaxmi is wife of Lord
Bishnu. She is also considered as the goddess of wealth in
Hindu religion. It is believed that if we work hard and worship
goddess Mahalaxmi then she will always fever us. |
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Wooden
Mask |
These
Nepalese dolls symbolize goddess Kumari of Nepal. Kumari is
the living goddess of Nepal and celebrated by most of the
people in Nepal. In Nepal Kumari have its own importance.
It is widely celebrated by Nepalese in Kathmandu. |
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