About Us
Everest Thanka Treasures is a leading producer and distributor of authentic Tibetan, Newari, and Japanese Thangkas, proudly based in Thamel, Kathmandu. Founded by Mr. Bal Gopal Shrestha, who brings over 30 years of expertise, we have been sharing Nepal’s sacred Thangka art with the world for more than a decade.
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Each Thangka in our collection is handmade by master artists, often taking months or even years to complete, using natural colors, 24-carat gold, and silver, and many are blessed by Lamas. Whether for spiritual practice, collection, or decoration, our Thangkas are crafted to inspire and preserve this timeless tradition.
Himalayan Heritage
Traditional Techniques
Our Team
Meet The Members
Why Choose Us?
Authenticity Guaranteed
We use only natural pigments, pure 24-carat gold, and silver, with many Thankas blessed by Lamas for added spiritual significance.
Master Craftsmanship
Our artisans are trained in traditional monasteries, ensuring authentic techniques passed down through generations of Tibetan masters.
Global Reach
From our gallery in Thamel to our global online platform, we proudly serve customers worldwide with safe and reliable delivery.
Uncompromising Quality
Every Thanka is handmade by master artists, often taking months to complete, ensuring each piece carries exceptional detail and meaning.
Our Journey
Nearly three decades of dedication to preserving and sharing sacred Tibetan art
Started as a small workshop in Kathmandu, dedicated to preserving traditional Thanka art
Foundation
2006
The debut showing of Everest Treasures Thanka was held in Kathmandu, showcasing traditional Tibetan thanka art and raising awareness about Himalayan cultural heritage.
Inaugural Exhibition in Nepal
2010
This event was featured in New Delhi, attracting art collectors and cultural enthusiasts from South Asia.
International Art Fair, India
2013
The thanka was showcased in Zurich as part of a Tibetan cultural event, emphasizing the spiritual significance of Himalayan art.
Tibetan Cultural Exhibition, Switzerland
2015
The exhibition in Tokyo invited Japanese audiences, focusing on the spiritual and artistic aspects of Tibetan thanka paintings.​
Asia Art Expo, Japan
2018
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First international exhibition in New York, introducing Tibetan art to global collectors
First Exhibition
2009
A significant exhibition took place in Lhasa, where Everest Treasures Thanka was displayed to highlight Tibetan religious artistry to international visitors.​
Participation in the Tibet Culture Festival, China
2012
Held in Kathmandu, this seminar connected entrepreneurs to foster trade and innovation inspired by the 115th China Import and Export Fair.
Seminar of Entrepreneurs of the 115th China Import and Export Fair
2014
Paris hosted an exhibition where our thankas were displayed among other UNESCO-listed cultural artifacts, promoting Himalayan heritage worldwide.
World Heritage Art Fair, France
2016
The thanka was part of a cultural exchange event in New York, emphasizing South Asian Himalayan traditions and promoting intercultural dialogue.
Celebration of Himalayan Cultures, United States
2019
Our Support
Dedicated to preserving traditions and uplifting communities across Nepal
At Everest Thanka Treasures, our work extends beyond the art itself. We believe in fostering meaningful connections with our artisans and the broader community, ensuring that the traditions we cherish continue to thrive for generations to come.
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Education & Rural Outreach
Bal Gopal Shrestha, along with his family, has extended heartfelt support to underprivileged children by donating warm clothes and food to an orphanage during the winter season. Their contribution helped provide comfort and care to the children, ensuring they stayed warm and nourished during the colder months.
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Earthquake Relief at Bhirtkot
Following the devastating April 25, 2015 earthquake, Ram Krishna Shrestha provided 35 bundles of jasta (tin roofing sheets) to 35 families in Bhirkot, about 8 km west of Sitapaila. His timely contribution offered shelter and hope to those who had lost their homes, reflecting his compassion and dedication to community rebuilding.
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Flood Assistance in Kathmandu
During the July 2019 floods in Kathmandu, Mr. Bal Gopal Shrestha and his family provided food to homeless and displaced individuals, offering nourishment and comfort to those affected. Their support reflected compassion and solidarity during a time of great hardship.
