Himalayan Village Sunset – Acrylic Canvas Painting of Machhapuchhre & Nepali Countryside

The focal point of this scene is the majestic Machhapuchhre (Fishtail Mountain)—its double-peaked summit glows with golden light as the sun sets, casting long shadows over the Annapurna range. The sky shifts from warm saffron and orange into deep blue, framing the jagged snow peaks with breathtaking contrast.

In the foreground lies a village courtyard, complete with farmhouses, drying hay, and rooftops lined with laundry—an authentic detail of rural Nepali life. Villagers can be seen tending animals, including cows, goats, and horses, while lush greenery and autumn-toned trees surround the homes. A small raised granary structure (used for storing grains) stands to the right, grounding the painting in agricultural tradition.

The artist balances mountain majesty with daily village rhythms—from a lone figure walking down a dusty path to another feeding animals under the fading light. Rich acrylic brushwork creates glowing highlights on the peaks and textured foliage, while cooler tones anchor the lower hills and distant ridges. Signed artwork ensures authenticity and originality.

Height: 24 Inches, Width: 47 Inches

Product & Shipping Information
At Shangri-Laa, every painting is created on high-quality canvas to ensure durability and long-lasting beauty. We take great care in preparing your order, and it is usually shipped within 1–2 business days after confirmed payment. Each piece is securely packed in a sturdy protective tube or box to keep it safe during transit.

The frames shown in the images above are examples only, to help you visualize how the painting might look when framed. The actual framed appearance will vary depending on the molding, matting, and style you select at your custom framing shop. Professional framers can guide you in choosing a design that best enhances the colors and details of the artwork.

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