The Annual Picnic
Every year starting in 2007, Norlha has held an annual picnic attended by the whole of Norlha’s staff, their families and friends in the villag...
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Read morePink falls short of the unsaid rule about the use of primary colors in Tibetan religious art. It may find its way in the very delicate shades o...
Read moreBlack and white photography was where I started. I developed my own films, printed my pictures in my home darkroom. My favorite camera was a Ro...
Read moreDan Paton, a photographer from Oxford, UK visited Norlha in April this year to shoot new material and teach studio photography to Norlha’s Lhab...
Read moreHorses used to be central to life on the Tibetan Plateau, for transportation, herding and symbols of status. The Plateau was famous for its han...
Read moreMade by hand, handcrafted, are the words that describe a product that doesn’t come out of a machine. The label it carries heightens its value, ...
Read moreOriginating in India, hatha yoga has found its way to the Tibetan Plateau. Last year, under the instruction of Andrew Taylor, who has been in R...
Read moreIn Nepal and India's traditional families, sons follow in their father’s steps and adopt their line of work. Panch Anand hails from a small vil...
Read moreA heartfelt thank you to the generous participants of Norlha’s ‘One for You, One for Them’ campaign. Norlha would like to share pictures of Rit...
Read moreNorlha textiles were created from the union of precious khullu and the skilled hands of local artisans. Together, they wove and spun a way of l...
Read moreMore Than a Game: The NBA in Tibet On any given day on the vast Tibetan Plateau you will find nomads herding their yak and sheep and monks reci...
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