Newa Art Studio showcases the timeless artistry of Rajesh Shakya, whose mastery in traditional techniques continues to shape Nepali heritage.

Specializing in casting and repoussé metalwork, Rajesh Shakya brings to life intricate statues that reflect both spiritual depth and technical brilliance. His craftsmanship spans a wide range of religious and cultural iconography, with each piece holding historical significance rooted in Newar tradition.

From the delicate precision of inlaying precious metals to hand-carving stone sculptures, the studio reflects generations of inherited skill passed down through the Newa lineage. Shakya’s works are revered not just for their beauty, but for preserving ancient practices rarely seen in contemporary commercial art. His contribution to the field was nationally recognized when he was featured on the cover of *ECS Nepal* magazine, a publication known for celebrating Nepal’s rich cultural legacy.

Newa Art Studio also produces ceremonial items like traditional Sukunda, Pauba frames, and ritual tools that play a central role in festivals, rituals, and daily worship. The studio serves as both a living museum and a creative hub, ensuring that the values, forms, and aesthetics of Newar art continue to thrive for future generations.