Thirty people participated in the Mithila painting training organized in Kathmandu.
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The Mithila Painting Training organized in Kathmandu in collaboration with Chef Santosh Sah, Sudi Mahila Kalyan Samaj, and Rotary Nyatpol has been completed.
The training, organized for youth, women and children interested in Mithila art, was aimed at training participants on basic painting skills, design and color combination. More than 30 people participated in the training. Handing over certificates to the participants of the program, Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizens Shraddha Shrestha said that it is essential to preserve Mithila painting as it is linked to its history and culture. 'Only if art can be linked to a source of income, it can be easily passed down from generation to generation. Therefore, such training is also necessary to link it to income. I express my special gratitude for this step taken to preserve culture,' she said.
Diya Pokharel, a participant in the training, said that she is interested in Mithila painting and learned a lot from the three-day training.
Participating artist Rameshwor Chaurasia said that this was the first time in her life that she had experienced colors and canvas in this way. The examinees were trained by trainers including Pratibha Mishra, Sharada Jha, Sonam Karna, Priya Purve, Aditi Jha.
