Thangka House is one of the largest manufacturers, wholesales and distributers of finest thangkas in Nepal. It is established in 1971 and since then it has committed itself in producing premium thangkas which are hand made in Nepal with the use of all the authentic natural stone colors and use of 24 Karate gold. Thangka house is located at the heart of Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal.

Our thangkas are supplied to all over the world and have been featured extensively in most of the monasteries around the world.

With great deals of optimism, we are bringing this platform for our online customers to create new business ventures. The products that are sold through our network come out after a selective process to ensure the best-quality product is delivered to our valued customers.


We are aware of the social responsibilities of an organization. Hence, unlike anything we have done before, for every sale we make through this site we will be donating a fraction of our earnings to various locally based women organizations. The funds donated will be used for their skills development. Continuous updates will be routinely available. We want to use this business model to support and promote "self sustainability" for under-privileged women of Nepal.

About Technology Partner - Thamel.com

Thamel.com is a business development company integrating technology-based tools to promote socially, culturally and economically sustainable business ventures in Nepal. Currently we feature products of more than 500 vendors ranging from multi-million dollar companies to a petty street seller from the Freak Street, Kathmandu. What we are doing is helping local business houses to participate in a global economy.

Our work and our business models have received National and International recognitions. We are the recipient of the "Cyber Oscars" presented by the World Bank in partnership with Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP), INFODEV, and IICD. Our approach to business has been the case studies for social scientists, recognized Non Governmental Organizations and Fortune 500 technology firms who are interested to find out how technology can enhance one's personal lives in developing countries.