Description

BUNA DOCHAA carries a piece of beloved Dhaka fabric, with vibrant colors and elaborate geometric patterns. The word “buna” is derived from the word “buneko” which means “woven” in the Nepali language. Dhaka weaving is widespread across the country and passed down through generations. Dhaka is not just a fabric but a symbol of artistry and heritage. Each piece is meticulously woven on a loom, showcasing the skill and dedication of artisans preserving this craft.

Dhaka is deeply rooted in the eastern regions of Nepal, particularly within the Limbu indigenous community. This timeless craft, once a symbol of status and identity, has evolved but continues to hold a special place in Nepali culture.