Yagya Kumar Pradhan, a Hindu priest from Nepal, shares the heartbreaking story of his family’s sacred Bhairav masks, stolen thirty years ago. He reveals how amateur art detectives brought them back, shedding light on modern art theft and recovery efforts. The conversation dives deep into the challenges of reclaiming stolen artifacts and how art auctions can perpetuate cultural theft. The emotional return of the masks highlights their significance to the community, sparking a discussion on the responsibilities of museums and the legacy of colonialism.