An international artist held their first-ever street performance at the historic Pottery Square in Bhaktapur during the final days of their Asia journey. Using local wild clay traditionally used by Bhaktapur’s potters, the performance created a unique blend of contemporary art and centuries-old craftsmanship which looks unique and quite new to the Nepali Society. Perhaps, Every art form uplifting our consciousness should be supported. Supported by Jivanta Kalalaye and welcomed by the local potte

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