Wood carving artisans in Nepal produce temple struts, windows, doors, decorative panels, and architectural details central to Kathmandu Valley heritage.
The work requires knowledge of timber, design patterns, religious symbolism, tools, and apprenticeship traditions.
Wood carving gives many temples, palaces, courtyards, and houses their visual identity.
This page connects with Newari architecture, temple wood carving, Durbar Squares, and built environment systems.