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Lokta- Nepalese Handmade Paper |
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by Asmita Gaire | 11-02-2019 14:57 0 |
Nepalese handmade lokta paper is made from the fibrous inner bark of high elevation evergreen shrubs primarily from two species of Dhapne (plant), Daphne boluwa and Daphne papyracea known collectively and vernacularly as lokta bushes. Lokta bushes proliferate in open clusters or colonies on the southern slopes of Nepal's Himalayan forests. Historically the handcrafting of lokta paper occurred in the rural areas of Nepal, most notably in the Baglung district. Today raw lokta paper is produced in more than 22 districts in Nepal, but finished lokta paper products are produced only in Kathmandu Valley and Janakpur. Lokta paper's durability and resistance to tearing, humidity, insects and mildew have traditionally made lokta paper the preferred choice for the recording of official government records and sacred religious texts. Handmade lokta-based craft paper products continue to offer considerable economic sustainability for poor rural Nepalese women due to their high-quality niche market potential. |
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Greetings ish!ma
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Asmita
Posted 03-04-2020 00:59
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Posted 03-04-2020 00:58
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Posted 03-04-2020 00:58
Greetings susmita
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Posted 03-04-2020 00:58
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Hema
Posted 18-03-2020 11:11
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Ishma
Posted 17-03-2020 12:06
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Basanta
Posted 16-03-2020 10:18
Greetings asmita
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Susmita
Posted 13-03-2020 11:54
Thank you @faith and @muskan for reading this.
And yes, faith we must appreciate people??s art in Nepal must of the offical work are carried out in this paper.
Posted 13-02-2019 14:21
I have never seen handmade paper before, it must take great skill to make them. Kudos to the women who make them and for creating economic sustainability. Thanks for sharing!
Posted 13-02-2019 00:29
Thanks for sharing!
Posted 11-02-2019 20:21