Neparu Handicraft Trading: a trusted name in the market of Nepalese Handicraft goods as the manufacturer, wholesaler and exporter. Thangka/Thanka or Pouvha Arts or paintings is old and is said to have been practiced from as early as third century B. C. in Nepal and Tibet. These scared painting known as Pauvha in Nepali and Newari and Thanka/Thangka in Tibetan are paraphernalia of Buddhist and Hindus experience god jotting them down in form of art in the canvas. These paintings generally represent Buddhist and Hindu Gods, Goddesses, meditating Buddha and His life cycle, wheel of Life, Mandala, Bhairab, exotic pictures, etc. Thankas are treated as objects of worship and are displayed in festivals, hung in the altars of shrines, monasteries and private homes as religious teaching materials and decoration. The Thankas depicted the different the different manifestations of various deities including Buddha, Manjushree, Kuber, Tara, Riduk (Wheel of life), Medicine Buddha, Changreshik (Lokeshowr), Mandala, Amitau etc.