Krisha Tamrakar has been awarded the prestigious 2079 B.S. “Nebasas Best Children’s Book Illustration Award” by the Nepalese Society for Children’s Literature (NESCHIL) नेपाल बाल साहित्य समाज. This honor recognizes Krisha’s exceptional talent and creative vision in her picture book, “Yomari”.
A Celebration of Heritage
“Yomari” is a vibrant celebration of heritage, transporting readers into the heart of the Yomari Punhi festival. The book’s stunning illustrations and storytelling encapsulate the history, wisdom, and magic inherent in this beloved festival of Newa Community. Each page is a visual feast that delights young readers and serves as an educational journey into Nepal’s rich traditions and cultural practices.
Krisha’s artistic prowess shines through in every detail, capturing both the cultural significance and the festive spirit of Yomari Punhi. The delicate interplay of various layers of story telling with colors, forms, and narrative makes “Yomari” a must-read for children and adults alike.
An Achievement Worth Celebrating
Winning the “Nebasas Best Children’s Book Illustration Award” is a testament to Krisha Tamrakar’s dedication and creative excellence. This award highlights her ability to blend traditional themes with contemporary artistic techniques, creating illustrations that resonate with audiences of all ages. Her work not only entertains but also preserves and promotes the cultural narratives of Nepal.
Such recognition by NESCHIL reaffirms the importance of celebrating indigenous stories and the artists who bring them to life. It’s an honor that underscores the value of creative storytelling in enriching children’s literature and inspiring future generations.
About the Award
The 2079 B.S. “Nebasas Best Children’s Book Illustration Award” is a prestigious honor bestowed by the Nepalese Society for Children’s Literature (NESCHIL) नेपाल बाल साहित्य समाज. This award recognizes outstanding talent in children’s book illustration and serves as a testament to the importance of preserving and promoting Nepal’s cultural heritage through art and literature.
