Dhokra Art - Jali Fish
Code : P13697
INR
600 / Piece MRP : 995 40% Off Excluding Taxes & Duties
Extra Charges : Shipping | Insurance | Packaging
Description :
Dhokra (or Dokra) art is an ancient, traditional Indian metal-casting craft using the lost-wax technique (cire perdue), creating unique brass and bronze figurines, deities, and decorative items with a rustic, timeless appeal, rooted in tribal folklore and nature, popular in regions like West Bengal, Odisha, and Chhattisgarh. Artisans first create a wax model, cover it in clay, melt out the wax, and pour molten metal into the cavity, resulting in intricate, mold-free pieces representing tribal life, animals, and mythological figures. It is a non-ferrous metal casting method, a process existing for over 4,000 years, seen in artifacts from Mohenjo-Daro. Location : Odisha, India
Specification :
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6 Inch | | Material |
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Crafted From Durable Brass Using The Sustainable Dhokra Technique | | Specialty |
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Handcrafted Using The Ancient Dhokra Technique, Highlights The Artisanal, One-of-a-kind Craftsmanship,its Intricate Detailing, Paired With The Raw, Earthy Appeal Of Its Metallic Finish | | Uses |
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Perfect As A Centerpiece, Bookshelf Ornament, Or A Thoughtful Gift For Special Occasions. | | Care Instruction |
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Wipe Gently With A Soft Dry Cloth And Keep Away From Moisture And Chemicals |
About Seller :
The Seller is located from "Odisha, INDIA " and specialized in HANDICRAFT.
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