Dhokra Crafted Blue Frame | Brass Wood | Tribal Handicraft

Dhokra Crafted Blue Frame :- Dhokra Crafted Blue Frame- Dhokra is an ancient Indian art form that depicts the people's local lifestyle and culture. Metal casting using lost wax, also known as Dhokra, is an ancient technique dating back to the Indus Valley civilization.

This technique class appears to be represented by the bronze cast dancing girl model from the Mohenjo-Daro ruins. Dhokra art is distinguished by its rustic simplicity, enchanting folk motifs, and clean, distinct lines.

Chhattisgarh artisans follow a 13-step process. The base figurine is painstakingly prepared using bees wax wires. A thick layer of clay is then applied to the surface, with an open hole on top. Molten metal is poured into the mould to replace the wax layer. Once the cast is removed, the final finishing is completed.

This Dhokra Crafted Blue Frame frame features a beautiful Dhokra design engraved on it and represents the purest form of this art.

1. Created by Bastar Tribal Artisans in Chhattisgarh.

2. Dhokra Art is also known as Gadhwa Kala in Chhattisgarh because it was formerly practised by the Gadhwa Tribe.

3. The artform derives from the age-old lost wax technique practised during the Harrapan period. Traditionally, the Dancing Girl statue of Mohenjadaro is regarded as the first artefact created using this technique.

4. These beautiful artefacts are made from scrap metal.

5.Each handcrafted Artefact made using this technique is one-of-a-kind.

1. Dimension:- 17.78 x 2.54 x 17.78 (Inches)
2. Weight:- 250 g

• Wood Frame
• Circle-4x4 Q-1
• Background color-Blue