Embark on a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of Nepalese history, religion, culture, and art with this meticulously crafted book. Born from a decade of dedicated teaching and writing, it delves into the profound insights gained from the author’s Ph.D. research on “The Concept, Art-form and Aestheticism of Ganesa in Malla Period (c.1200 —1769)” from Tribhuvan University. This work is a testament to the author’s passion and expertise, inspiring a series of influential publications that explore the intricate cultural heritage of Nepal.

Why You Should Read?

1. Comprehensive Exploration: Gain a deep understanding of Nepalese history, religion, culture, and art through a decade-long scholarly journey.
2. Expert Insights: Benefit from the author’s extensive research, including a Ph.D. on Ganesa in the Malla Period, offering unique perspectives on Nepalese heritage.
3. Inspiring Publications: Discover the impact of the author’s previous works, such as “Ganesh in Medieval Nepal” and “The Cult of Bhairva in Nepal,” which have contributed significantly to the field.
4. Cultural Richness: Explore the aesthetic and cultural significance of deities like Durga and Buddha through detailed studies and analyses.
5. Scholarly Authority: Trust in the author’s established credibility, with works published by reputable outlets like Rupa & Co. and Tribhuvan University.