Blog & IP Insights
Logo, Wordmark or Icon: What to Register First
Register the wordmark first.
Protecting Nepali Handicrafts and Artisan Products
Nepali handicrafts and artisan products are protected under the Patent, Design and Trade Mark Act 1965 (PDTA),...
Allo, Dhaka & Traditional Nepali Textiles: Protecting the Brand
Registering a dhaka textile trademark in Nepal protects the brand name, logo, and tagline under which you sell...
Why Big Brands Redesign Their Logos
Big brands redesign logos to stay relevant, modernise their identity, and adapt to digital trends—while keepin...
Can You Own a Colour? Brand Colours and the Law
You can own a colour as a trademark in Nepal, but only after the public has learned to see that colour and ins...
How to Build a Brand That Is Easy to Protect
Building a protectable brand strategy in Nepal means picking a distinctive name and logo that the Department o...
Certification Marks in Nepal: How They Work
A certification mark in Nepal is a special type of registered mark that guarantees a product or service meets...
The Rise of Brand Squatting in South Asia
Brand squatting across South Asia has turned into a silent epidemic.
How E-commerce Is Changing IP Protection
E-commerce is fundamentally changing intellectual-property protection in Nepal.








