Before you can write a single letter of Ranjana script, you’ll spend a morning walking through Patan, the valley’s capital of Malla era art, so that when the brush finally meets paper, you understand exactly what you’re recreating.
This isn’t a souvenir workshop. It’s a quiet act of connection to a script that predates most modern alphabets still in daily use, taught by people who’ve kept the tradition alive by hand, one stroke at a time.