Shubha Ratna Bajracharya

Subha Ratna Bajracharya is a renowned stone artisan from Nepal with over two decades of experience in his craft. Here are some key points about his work and contributions:
Artistic Focus and Style
Specializes in stone carving and sculpture
Creates a wide range of works, from small aquarium decorations to large six-foot-tall statues
Produces religious and cultural artifacts such as water spouts, chibas, and idols of deities
Notable Achievements
Chiseled many iconic structures found in temples and landmarks across Nepal and around the world
Participated in creating a miniature version of the Krishna Temple placed on the Thapathali bridge
Won the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) National Competition 2077 in the traditional category
Current Projects
Working on 108 cow head waterspouts paired with 108 unique stone idols of Lord Shiva for religious tourism in Lamjung district
Building a sample stone chaitya for Lumbini International Airport
International Recognition
His work is sought after globally, with commissions from Switzerland, Thailand, Bhutan, and the United States
Maintains consistent demand even during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic
Workshop and Training
Operates a workshop in Balkumari, Lalitpur