"Preaching the preachers" is a unique composition of Samundra Man Singh Shrestha which comes from the early Newa art, where the figures are interactive in the space. Shrestha has used acrylic and oil color to the perfect blend. This painting is also one of the biggest painting of the artist till date. It depicts the preaching of the four Bhairavs / Yakshyas (to the right) by the preacher Karunamaya Lokeshwara (to the left), with Buddha (Shakyamuni), Dharma (Pragyaparmita) and

Patan one of the Kathmandu Valley's three kingdoms, celebrates the Samyak festival once in every four years to honour the Dipankara Buddha in Nagabahal, Patan. The same occurs in Kathmandu every 12 years and anually in Bhaktapur. This festival is also known as Dipankara Parva, this is a festival of an outstading practice of giving. The meaning of Samyak is the unity of all sentinent beings. The Dipankara Buddha of the Golden Temple in Patan has said to invite all the other Di

‘Complete in Incompleteness’ was acquired on the date of 9th February 2016, from the residence of the artist Mr. Samundra Man Singh Shrestha, but due to some personal and emotional reasons I had to let it go and hand it back to the artist. The journey for the acquirement of this painting starts from India Art Fair 2016, New Delhi, India. The show was totally a new exposure for my wife Evleen and myself, as it exhibited modern and contemporary works of art. After going through