PRINT SALE to support The Bhoomi Foundation
The Madhesh and Mithila regions face a mainstream cultural marginalization in Nepal leading to the neglect of important traditional practices as well as key custodians of cultural knowledge.
Our friends Ranzen Jha and Chandresha established The Bhoomi Foundation last year, and are dedicating themselves to championing the rich folk and indigenous music and art forms from the Mithila region. The Bhoomi Foundation aspires to contribute to a cultural revival in the Madhesh and inspire younger generations to take forward their rich culture and knowledge.
The second edition of the Bhoomi Folk Festival is coming up on 26th October 2024 and will take place in Janakpurdham.
We are organizing this PRINT SALE to support the important work that The Bhoomi Foundation is undertaking.
As we know, it is not always easy to find support for cultural work. But we can come together in community and in solidarity to generate alternative forms of support for cultural work.
All funds raised will go towards the documenting, archiving, and platforming of cultural practices in the Mithila region, while empowering local artists and uplifting marginalized communities.
Please purchase a print, or two, or a dozen, and support the important work of The Bhoomi Foundation.
Print size: 6” x 9”
Printed on Hahnemuehle Bright White 308 gsm with a Canon Image Pro Graph PRO 566 printer
Price for Nepal: NPR 3500 per print
Price for outside Nepal: USD 50 per print
* Shipping is extra
To purchase a print, please go to our website: https://store.photocircle.com.np/product-category/prints/
Or email us at mail@photocircle.com.np and mention The Bhoomi Foundation Print Sale and we will send you a PDF with all print options and payment details.
In addition to financial contributions, you can also support The Bhoomi Foundation by amplifying their voice and volunteering your time and skills to support their vision. Please contact them at bhoomifoundationnepal@gmail.com
All photographs included in this print sale are from the Nepal Peace Corps Photo History Project by Doug Hall. Thank you for your solidarity and your support!
Cover Photo: Hank Lacy