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Chitra Bichtira Gallery
Discover the soul of Nepali art at Chitra Bichitra, where tradition harmonizes with modernity. Our gallery features a curated blend of traditional and contemporary Nepali art, providing a captivating glimpse into the cultural richness of Nepal.
Depiction of Flower
A visual representation of flower with hands creating a symbolic hand sign of flowers based on kathak a traditional Indian dance form .
Mamata
Mother's love , showing how much we depend on our parents especially mothers. They have always been their when we needed. No can ever take their place also showing how pure a soul can be .
(10×10 size ,oil on canvas)
(10×10 size ,oil on canvas)
Shikar
The painting depicts the bitter truth about the youth, including myself, as a hopeless rabbit caged up to death, oblivious to what is truly happening around them. (Size: 10×10, Medium: Oil on canvas)
Stone Statue
Plein air paintings of statue . Oil on mixed media paper
Struggle Till the Last Breath
In the sketch, a majestic whale struggles against the tumultuous waves of the vast sea. Each stroke of the pencil vividly conveys the whale's immense strength and resilience amidst the unforgiving waters. Through the artist's skilled hand, the struggle of the whale becomes a poignant tale of survival and determination.
Village Life
Ajesh Chitrakar's sketch depicts the serene simplicity of village life. A charming thatched roof house stands amidst a walled compound. Through delicate lines and careful detail, the sketch captures the rustic beauty and timeless charm of rural living, inviting viewers to embrace its tranquility.
Avalokitesvara from Reminiscence Series
"Avalokitesvara," part of the "Reminiscence" series, is a striking acrylic painting on canvas, measuring 57x72 inches and created in 2016. This artwork portrays the iconic Bodhisattva of compassion, inviting viewers to contemplate spiritual themes and evoke a sense of introspection through vibrant acrylic strokes.
Fading Faith
"Fading Faith by Ishan Pariyar explores themes of spirituality, belief, or existential contemplation. Through the artist's use of acrylics, the viewer is invited to engage with the piece's visual narrative and perhaps reflect on the transient nature of faith."
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