The art of wood carving has been the pride of Nepal for many centuries. Woodwork has been part of traditional architecture of Nepal and wood carvings have graced monasteries, temples, palaces and residential homes since the twelfth century, although the earliest surviving dated temple decorated with wood carving.Sculpture or Wood work in Nepal has been flourishing since the early years of the Lichchhavi period.Wood has been an integral part of the Nepalese tradition, culture and architecture which is exploring from the thirteen century during Malla Period. While earlier woodcarvings in Nepal are described in travelogues but some have not survived the elements. High quality wood carving craftsmanship of Kathmandu valley and other different part of Nepal, are reflected in variety of unique products like figure of gods and goddesses, windows and door mythological figures, frames, chest, boxes, home decor and many others. Wooden carving is a craft that has been transferred as potential skills from father to son, with no formal training, for generations.