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Description
“Let your walls reflect the charm of handcrafted tribal artistry”
Elevate your home with this handcrafted Dhokra Art Brass Tribal Musicians Group Glass Frames. Depicting tribal figures engaged in music, dance, and traditional celebrations, which reflect the vibrant cultural spirit of rural communities. Handcrafted by tribal artisans in the Dhokra art style, it captures movement, festivity and folk traditions using intricate brass work. Perfect for decorating homes, offices, hotels and cafes, these pieces will bring an artistic touch to your space.
Thoughtful gifting option for housewarming, weddings and anniversaries.
Product Details
- SKU Code: PT_BR_00755_GD
- Art Type : Dhokra Art
- Product : Dhokra Art Brass Tribal Musicians Group Glass Frames
- Material : Brass
- Dimensions : Length – 44cm, Width – 24cm
- Design : Human figures
- Color : Gold
- Weight: 865 gms
- Category : Decor
- Sub-category : Home Decor, Wall Decor
- Packaging Content : Dhokra Art Brass Tribal Musicians Group Glass Frames X 1
- Country of Origin : India
Features
- Traditional Dhokra Craftsmanship - Handcrafted using the Dhokra metal art technique, this art is practiced by tribal artisans.
- Depicting Rural Tribal life – Features meaningful village life that shows tribal communities' daily lifestyle, culture, and traditions.
- Elegant Brass Detailing – Intricate brass figures in frames add rustic yet artisanal charm, making the artwork look distinctive.
- Premium Glass Framing – Enclosed in a durable glass frame that enhances the presentation but also protects it.
- Versatile Wall Decor – Ideal for living room, office hallways, reception areas and cultural spaces seeking an overall handcrafted aesthetic.
History of Dhokra Art
Dhokra art is an ancient metal casting technique which is around 4000 years old. It has been crafted using the lost wax technique, where every piece is made by hand. The process starts using a wax model, and then it is cast in a clay mould and finally it is cast. The process has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans in areas such as Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Odisha. Dhokra art is a true testament of cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship.
Manufacturing Process
- Creation of a Wax model: At first, the artisan creates a detailed model through beeswax, which is made with nut oil and resin.
- Clay Modelling: After that, the wax model is coated with riverbed clay to make a strong outer shell.
- Removing Wax: After that, the lost wax technique is used, in which the clay model is heated at high temperatures. It causes wax to melt and drain out of any hollow cavity.
- Molten Metal casting: After that, molten brass is poured into the cavity to shape it.
- Breaking mould: Once the Brass is cooled, it is broken, and later, the raw metal figure emerges from the cavity.
- Finishing touches: At last, the finished piece is polished to get a golden shine. Then at last, the figures are put in the frame.
Note
- Use a soft cloth: Remove dirt from the surface using a soft cloth.
- Avoid moisture: Keep away from damp areas as moisture can tarnish the product.
- No harsh cleaners: Don't use any kind of strong cleaners to clean the product, as it can damage or scratch the product.
- Indoor use only: The product is ideal only for indoor decor to preserve the finish of the product for a long time.
- Unique craftsmanship: Each product may feature slight variations in colour or craftsmanship, which adds to its uniqueness and beauty.
- Disclaimer: Images may differ from the actual product in form and colour due to variations in screen resolutions and device settings.
