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January 27, 2018 12:38 PM NPT
By: Shahin Sunuwar Rasaili
Carving stones
“It’s easy to sell finished products or goods, but it’s difficult to create new ones. That’s why I respect all creators in the world,” said Sanu Bajracharya, a 48-year-old stone-carving artist from Bhinchhebahal, Patan.
He started stone carving at the age of 12. He said, “I had no plans of becoming an artist, but I gradually learned the skill. Life is uncertain and full of surprises. This is a work where you don’t have to pay to learn and you can earn from it. It’s your hard work that pays off at the end of the day.
When I was learning, I used to work all day and even at night sometimes, but now I can easily carve anything in stone.” He loves to teach stone carving. He has one daughter whom he loves dearly.
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