Established 2057 B.S. (2000 A.D.)

Understanding rights, strengthening voices, shaping the future

A national organisation uniting Prajapati (Kumbhkar) committees across Nepal to protect the community's identity, craft and rights.

Nepal Prajapati (Kumbhkar) Sanghनेपाल प्रजापति (कुम्भकार) संघजनकपुरधाम, धनुषास्था: २०५७
Founded
2057 B.S. (2000)
Registered
D.A.O. 628/057/058
Head office
Janakpurdham, Dhanusha
Who are we

An identity shaped in clay, a future shaped together

Nepal Prajapati Kumbhkar Sangh is a non-profit, apolitical and secular social organisation. With a vision of a ‘dignified and equitable society’, it works on the craft, culture and rights of the Prajapati (Kumbhkar) community.

  • Leadership elected by the general convention
  • A committee network across all seven provinces
  • Dedicated youth, women's and student wings
  • Annual audit and public reporting
The Kumbhkar journey — from an elder at the potter's wheel to a new generation in education, health, technology, art and enterprise.

Let's work together.

Supporting each other. Building our future.

News

Latest from the Sangh

All news

2026-08-18Press release

Felicitation of community representatives

Add the report of the felicitation programme organised by the Sangh.

2026-07-30Research

Socio-economic study report released

Summarise the study's key findings and recommendations here.

2026-06-21Event

Sangh joins panel on inclusive enterprise

Note the themes raised and the Sangh's position here.

Support

Why donate?

Many families in the community still cannot earn enough from the traditional trade. Our scholarship, training and relief programmes run on members' contributions. Your support can fund a student's year, or a family's recovery.

Contribution form

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Impact

Our reach

These figures are awaiting update — insert the numbers from the programme desk.

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Households reached with livelihood support

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Participants in capacity-building training

0+

Beneficiaries of humanitarian response

7

Province committees

40+

District & local committees

Coverage

Where we work

Sangh committees are currently active in these provinces. District-level detail is on the structure page.

See district committees

Presence by province

  • Koshi
  • Madhesh
  • Bagmati
  • Gandaki
  • Lumbini
  • Karnali
  • Sudurpashchim
Programmes

Programmes in progress

All programmes

Traditional skills transfer programme

Ongoing

Teaching young people the potter's craft in a master–apprentice format.

Partner:
Coverage:
Bhaktapur, Lalitpur

Community scholarship fund

Ongoing

Annual scholarships for low-income and high-achieving students.

Partner:
Coverage:
All seven provinces

Women's enterprise programme

Ongoing

Savings groups, training and market access for women members.

Partner:
Coverage:
Kathmandu, Dhanusha

Membership registry digitisation

In preparation

Bringing committee membership records into a single system.

Partner:
Coverage:
Central

Disaster relief response

As needed

Immediate support to member families during floods, landslides and earthquakes.

Partner:
Coverage:

Cultural archive project

Ongoing

Video documentation of festivals, songs and oral history.

Partner:
Coverage:
Kathmandu Valley
Publications

Recent publications

All resources
  • Annual Report 2082/83२०८३ · NepaliComing soon
  • Marga Darshan — semi-annual publication२०८३ · NepaliComing soon
  • E-Bulletin, Issue 01२०८३ · Nepali / EnglishComing soon
  • Socio-economic status of the community: a study२०८३ · EnglishComing soon
  • Impact story: from clay to enterprise२०८२ · NepaliComing soon
Upcoming

Event calendar

  • 2026-09-15National Pottery Craft DayPottery Square, BhaktapurExhibition, workshop and youth learning sessions on traditional pottery.
  • 2026-10-05Youth skill development trainingDistrict Committee HallA 10-day training on modern ceramics production, branding and marketing.