Weaving Legacy into
Modernity.
Yak & Yeti Enterprises began in Nepal with the vision of bringing the country's rich traditional craftsmanship to customers beyond Nepal.
Himalayan Roots
Since our establishment in 1983, we have grown from our roots in Nepalese handicrafts into an experienced manufacturer and wholesale supplier serving international markets.
Over the years, we have developed long-term relationships with artisans, producers and international buyers. Our philosophy has always been to combine the beauty and authenticity of Nepalese craftsmanship with professional quality control, reliable communication and responsible business practices.
The Artisan Network
Today, we work with more than 40 different types of Nepalese handicraft products, made by a network of artisans and producers from different parts of the country. Through this work, we help create employment and income for many people in Nepal's traditional craft sector.
Empowering Communities
Creating employment and income for the skilled artisans and producers who keep Nepal's traditional crafts alive.
Fair Trade
A certified member of Fair Trade Group Nepal: equal opportunities, no child labour, and producers paid on time.
Preserving Traditional Techniques
From metal craftsmanship and singing bowl making to Lokta paper, felt-making, hand-painted textiles and jewelry-making.
Bringing the Himalayas to the World
Today, we supply wholesale customers in the USA, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, Australia and other international markets, and we understand the requirements of export orders, from quality control and packing to documentation and shipment.
We believe a successful business should also contribute to the community around it. Since 1983, we have supported a Buddhist monastery that provides both Buddhist and secular education, including for children from remote mountainous regions of Nepal.
Explore our Wholesale Catalogue"Our goal is not simply to sell Nepalese handicrafts, but to contribute to a sustainable local economy by creating employment and supporting the skilled artisans and producers who keep Nepal's traditional crafts alive."