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Wrought Iron Circular Jaali Wall Hanging | Coshal | CI40
Wrought Iron Circular Jaali Wall Hanging | Coshal | CI40
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Tribal life is all about coexisting with nature. The tribal people appreciate nature and animals. This jaali enforces the idea of nature being the core of our existence. It is perfect for gifting and décor. Also, it can be fixed to the furniture or can be framed as wall decorative block.
- Dimension = 16.5x16.5x1 inch
- WEIGHT = 250 gms
Wrought Iron handicraft is also known as “Pitva Art “, an Ancient tribal art form, made by a very small Tribal community of Bastar, Chhattisgarh. They use mostly waste or left out Iron pieces, cut it manually by chisel and hammer and heat it by charcoal. Mostly all the human and animal figures are made of a single piece of sheet by manual hammering work of a hot metal piece. To make a joint they use Rivets. NO Welding machine, cutting machine, mold are used to make an artifact and that makes it a true handicraft. When you touch and feel the product you can see the hard work behind each and every piece.
After making, each and every piece is treated with Red oxide to avoid Rust in the future and then 3 layers of oil paint (Mat Finish) is done to finish the product. For the maintenance, in the long run, we recommend to gently clean it with Cotton and oil. Each and every piece will last for a lifetime.
Product Information
Highlights
1. Crafted By Tribal Artisans Of Bastar, Chhattisgarh.
2. Original Name of Wroght Iron Art is Pitwa aur Loh Shilp Kala.
3. The artform is now practiced for more than 400+ years.
4. Scrap metal is used to create these beautiful artefacts.
5 .Every handcrafted wrought iron piece is treated with Red Oxide to avoid rust in future.
Maintenance
1.Use mul cotton or any soft dry cloth to wipe off the dust.
2.Do not use water.
3.You may use oil for shine.
4. Ocasionally use can use black oil based paint to maintain its shine
Crafting Technique
Wrought iron handicraft, also known as "Pitwa Art," is a centuries-old art form created by a small tribal community in Bastar, Chhattisgarh. They mostly use scrap or discarded iron pieces, cut them by hand with a chisel and hammer, and heat them with charcoal. Almost all of the human and animal figures are made from a single piece of sheet metal hammered by hand. Rivets are used to make a joint. No Welding machine, cutting machine, or mould is used to create an artefact, making it a true handicraft.
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