Bengal Dokra Adivasi Man Playing Banam Sitting Thirukkanur Papier Mache making them both aesthetically pleasing

making them both aesthetically pleasing and functional

Disclaimer:This product has been made by hand and may have slight irregularities that are the natural outcome of human involvement in the process

Approximately 2500 to 3000 artisan families contribute to the Ghazipur Wall Hanging cluster

and depictions of animals and traditional Rajasthani themes

Bengal Dokra Adivasi Man Playing Banam Sitting Thirukkanur Papier Mache making them both aesthetically pleasingBengal Dokra is a traditional form of metal casting practiced by tribal artisans, especially in regions like Bankura, Bardhaman, and Purulia in West Bengal. Using the ancient lost wax technique, artisans create intricate sculptures, jewelry, and ritualistic objects, often depicting tribal life, animals, and deities. Made primarily from brass, these handcrafted items are celebrated for their rustic charm, unique patterns, and cultural significance.