RAMALAYA

RAMALAYA A home grown lifestyle brand amalgamating Nepal's culture, conservation and creativity. Himalayan Atelier brings to you homewares inspired by the Himalayas.

Ramalaya is a boutique retail store, which creates an opportunity for us to collaborate with creative brands locally and internationally that we find inspiring and interesting.

The beauty of Kirtipur
01/12/2025

The beauty of Kirtipur

Welcome to Ramalaya’s collaboration with Saachi Healing Arts.Saachi Healing Arts Vision is to provide vibrational and th...
19/11/2025

Welcome to Ramalaya’s collaboration with Saachi Healing Arts.

Saachi Healing Arts Vision is to provide vibrational and therapeutic healing products.

Little Baby 👶🏻 Kai in our Chitwan Owl Bhoto Surwal.Special mention to Mom Kelly for sending us these lovely photos.🙏 ...
03/11/2025

Little Baby 👶🏻 Kai in our Chitwan Owl Bhoto Surwal.

Special mention to Mom Kelly for sending us these lovely photos.🙏

Our NYC resident in his Little Yak Kurta Pyjama. 🧿🪬
01/07/2025

Our NYC resident in his Little Yak Kurta Pyjama. 🧿🪬

Paying tribute to Queen Ratna of Nepal. Pictured here alongside India’s Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi.
21/05/2025

Paying tribute to Queen Ratna of Nepal. Pictured here alongside India’s Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi.

Nagarkot Life
15/02/2025

Nagarkot Life

Beauty of Bhaktapur.
14/02/2025

Beauty of Bhaktapur.

Chapru Temple - Lake Rara, Nepal 1974PC - Valerio Sestini
02/01/2025

Chapru Temple - Lake Rara,
Nepal 1974

PC - Valerio Sestini

Dipankara, the Buddha of Fixed light.Patan Museum
28/11/2024

Dipankara, the Buddha of Fixed light.

Patan Museum

Ramalaya Farms. Happy Hill life.
28/11/2024

Ramalaya Farms. Happy Hill life.

Red Ganapati at the Rubin Museum in New York.At the center of this work is the red, twelve-armed, dancing Ganapati stand...
12/11/2024

Red Ganapati at the Rubin Museum in New York.

At the center of this work is the red, twelve-armed, dancing Ganapati standing on a jewel-spitting rat, a form of the elephant-headed deity known only in Buddhism. This painting is directly related to a meditation practice in which religious devotees visualize themselves as the “spirit subduing” deity Bhutadamara, shown here immediately above Ganapati, trampling a white elephant-headed deity. As Bhutadamara, they then imagine Ganapati standing in front of them, all in a mountain cave of blue vaidurya rock. This form of Ganapati belongs to a set of three powerful deities known as the “Three Great Red Ones” within the Sakya School of Tibetan Buddhism. Two Sakya lamas, presumably key figures in the transmission lineage of this practice, appear in the upper corners of the composition.Warm reds dominate the palette and the contrasting cool blues of the stylized rocks framing the central deity and his flames lend vitality to this dynamic figure. Both the surface of the figure’s body nimbus and the dark area outside the rocks are filled with scroll patterns of Nepalese inspiration. Nepalese painting styles were used in areas bordering Nepal and within the Ngor branch of the Sakya School long after they had fallen out of popularity elsewhere.

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Red Ganapati at the Rubin Museum in New York.
12/11/2024

Red Ganapati at the Rubin Museum in New York.

Address

Le Sherpa Maharajgunj
Kathmandu

Opening Hours

Monday 11:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 11:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 11:00 - 19:00
Thursday 11:00 - 19:00
Friday 11:00 - 19:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 19:00

Telephone

+ 977 014265101

Website

http://www.littlesherpa.in/

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