Pauba
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Paubas are traditional paintings on cloth created basically by the Chitrakar caste and also by few members of Vajracharya caste of the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. Thankas are the Tibetian version of the Paubas.
| Religion: | Hinduism · Buddhism · Newar Buddhism | |
| Music: | Newari Music · Dhime · Bhusyaa | |
| Cuisine: | Newari Cuisine · Ailaa · Baji · Chataamari · Chwelaa · Jaa · Kachilaa · Lakhamari · Sanyaa · Sanyaakhunya · Thwon | |
| Festival: | Newari Festival · Goon la · Sa Paru · Yanya Punhi · Swanti | |
| Rituals: | Bahra · Ehee · Jankwa · Jaa Nakigu · Ketaa Pujaa · Iihipaa | |
| Architecture: | Newari Architecture · Stupa · Pagoda · Vihara · Chaitya | |
| Language: | Nepal Bhasa · Nepal Bhasa literature · Siddhidas Mahaju · Chittadhar "Hridaya" · Siddhicharan Shrestha · Sukraraj Shastri · Jayaprakash Malla · Durga Lal Shrestha · Dhooswan Sayami | |
| Deities: | Swayambhunath · Pashupatinath · Janabahaadya · Lakhey · Majipa Lakhey | |
| Castes: | Newar Caste | |
| Misc: | Newari Dance · Nepal Sambat · Kathmandu · Patan · Bhaktapur | |
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