A carefully arranged display of traditional Tharu farming implements — hand tools, planting aids, and harvesting devices crafted from wood and bamboo. Each tool was designed for a specific agricultural task, from preparing soil to harvesting crops. Their worn surfaces speak to generations of daily use in the Terai fields.
Tharu farming tools represent centuries of agricultural knowledge developed in the unique ecological conditions of Nepal's Terai lowlands. Before modern machinery, these implements were central to Tharu survival and community sustenance. Many are no longer in use today, making their preservation in the museum essential.