In 2020, at 22 years old, I found myself far from home, living alone in Minnesota. The snow-covered days were long and quiet, but in that stillness, I returned to what had always comforted me – art. One afternoon, as I shaped a small clay sculpture, I found myself slowing down – paying attention to every curve, every line, every imperfect edge. For the first time, I truly noticed the patience and presence that sculpture demands.It reminded me of the sacred pieces I grew up seeing in Nepal – how much soul lived in their details, how they carried stories without ever needing words. In that moment, GoldenBee was born, from a deep desire to honor the art that made me feel at home, and to share with the world the depth, beauty, and craftsmanship of sculptures that speak across generations.