24 Months
Institute Training: 2000 Hours
OJT: 400 Hours
Total = 2400 Hours
Practical: 1:12
Theory: 1:12
Bhutanese traditional sculpture, known as Jimzo, is one of the 13 traditional arts and crafts of Bhutan, collectively called Zorig Chusum. Jimzo involves creating intricate sculptures, often depicting religious figures, deities, and symbols, using materials such as clay, wood, and bronze.
These sculptures hold deep spiritual significance and are integral to Bhutanese religious and cultural heritage. Artisans follow precise techniques passed down through generations, ensuring the preservation of this ancient craft. Institutions like the College of Zorig Chusum and National Institute of Zorig Chusum continue to teach and promote Jimzo, ensuring its continuity and relevance in contemporary Bhutanese society.
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