Artists
Abhijeet Prajapati, Aishworya Shakya, Amshad Sunuwar, Anil Shahi, Aruna Shrestha, Asha Dongol, Avash Nemkul, Bhai Raj Maharjan, Bharat Rai, Bhavika Dugar, Bhuwan Thapa, Bidhata K.C., Bidhyaman Tamang, Bijaya Maharjan, Bishal Manandhar, Bishal Saru Magar, Chandra Shyam Dongol, Dhani Maya Lama, Dhiraj Manandhar, Dolmo Maya Bomjan, Doma Diki Sherpa, Dorje Karmarong, Dorje Sherpa, Erina Tamrakar, Gaurab Dongol, Gopal Kalapremi, Gyan Lama, Hannah Grace, Hitesh Vaidya, Ishan Pariyar, Jagdish Moktan, Jigme Namdol, Junu Maya Tamang, Jupiter Pradhan, Kabi Raj Lama, Kamal Shrestha, Kapil Mani Dixit, Kripa Shakya, Kshitiz Limbu, Kunti Shree Thapa, L. Bajra Lama, Lain Singh Bangdel, Man Bahadur Bal, Manish Lal Shrestha, Manish Thapa, Min Thapa, Mingma Lama, Mount Refuge, Muna Bhadel, Nabin Nalbo, Nabina Sunuwar, Namrata Shrestha, Namrata Singh Danuwar, Narayan Bohaju, Nawang Paljor Tamang, Neelam Rai, Nhuja Shakya, Nikhil Bahadur Shakya, Niranjan Maharjan, Nischal K.C., Nurbu Lama, Onesimus Thulung Rai, Palsang Tamang, Pasang Lama, Pasang Tshering Hyolmo, Pemba Gurung, Pooja Duwal, Prashmi Khakurel, Prashna Budha Magar, Pratima Thakali, Rasik Rai, Regal Studio, Rojan Rai, Rojan Shrestha, Rojina Sunuwar, Roshan Pradhan, Roshan Tamang, S.C Suman, Sabita Dangol, Sabita Gyawali, Sagun Thapa, Sajal Siwakoti, Sakun Subba, Samrat Joshi, Sanod Maharjan, Sanu Tamang, Sapana Tamang, Sara Tunich Koinch, Shaili Malla, Shreemila Shrestha, Sofiya Maharjan, Sonam Rai, Sony Rai, Subas Tamang, Subodh Simbu, Sujan Dongol, Suman Rai, Suman Rana Magar, Sumana Shakya, Sumitra Baral, Sunita Maharjan, Sunny Sahil Bhopal, Suraj Shilpakar, Sushant Shree Rajbhandari, Suyog Maharjan, Tara Prasad Ojha, Tashi R. Ghale, Tashi Salaka Sherpa, Tashi Wangdu Sherpa, Tenzing Gyurmey, Tenzing Norbu, Tsering Diki Sherpa, Tsherin Sherpa, Tshering Wangchuk Lama, Tulku Jamyang, Umesh Shah, Urgen Dorje, Wang Lama, Yugdas Manandhar, Yuvak Tuladhar
Namrata Singh Danuwar
Namrata Singh is a contemporary artist from Mahottari, Nepal, with a strong connection to Mithila Tradition. Her art primarily focuses on the positive aspects of life, using vibrant colors to represent joy, love, and inspiration. Over time, her work has evolved to highlight the daily life and aspirations of Mithila women, addressing societal change and tradition. Namrata holds a Master’s Degree in Fine Arts and has received prestigious awards for her Mithila Folk Art. She currently works as a freelance artist, conducts art workshops, and teaches children. Her solo exhibitions include the “Reminiscence of Mithila Motifs and Lifestyle” in 2022.
Selected Works
Namrata Singh Danuwar
Exhibited on: A Tapestry of Voices
