ASADT08-NEPALESE ARCHITECTURE FROM BHAKTAPUR

ASADT08-NEPALESE ARCHITECTURE IN BHAKTAPUR is a portrait by Dipesh Timalsena in which he honors the Nepalese architecture in Bhaktapur using the Nepal painting culture. This is a 100% handmade, waterproof acrylic painting, which is an acrylic on canvas painting, providing a high-end canvas painting finish that would be fitting not only in a modern interior but also in heritage-based interior. Being a Bhaktapur painting and Nepal painting, it reverberates the Hindu and Buddhist traditions of the valley that tend to attribute visual art a spiritual meaning to its decorative beauty. 

The visual language of the artwork is based on the conventional themes of Nepalese painting such as gods and goddesses, mandalas and religious figures, and the restraint application of symbolic imagery. Bold and saturated colors and details contribute to the immersion and ritual feel of the composition, which is a powerful collectors item in search of the authenticity of hand-built paintings. Designed as a living room, office, or gallery wall, ASADT08 introduces the architectural essence of Bhaktapur into the picture with a long-lasting presence of handcraft.