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Tribal Men Pen Holder - Round Base
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This exquisite iron pen holder merges artistry with functionality, showcasing a delightful gentleman design. Its robust rectangular cart provides generous space for pens and pencils, making it an ideal addition to any workspace or a thoughtful gift for friends and family.
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Product Details
- SKU Code: HD_IR_00737_BK
- Art Type : Bastar Iron Art
- Material : Iron
- Dimensions : Length-10cms, Width-5cms, Height-10cms
- Color : Black
- Weight : 230gms,
- Category : Decor
- Sub-category : Home Decor
- Packaging Content : Iron Pen Holder X 1
- State : Chhatisgarh
- Country of Origin : India
Features
- Unique Design: A playful gentleman pushing a cart brings character and charm to any setting.
- Functional: The rectangular cart offers generous storage for pens and pencils, keeping them organised and easy to reach.
- Superior Quality Iron: Made from durable iron for lasting use, adding an industrial chic element.
- Detailed Craftsmanship: Meticulous details add depth and showcase exceptional artistry.
- Versatile: Serves as a pen holder and a decorative item, making it ideal for any workspace or home.
History of Bastar Iron Art
The Bastar region of Chhattisgarh is rich in iron ore, leading the Gond and Maria tribes to focus on ironwork. They started by crafting farming tools and hunting weapons, but their expertise grew over time. The Gond tribe worships ‘Budha Dev,’ initially associated with the sacred saja tree. As they realised the strength of iron, they began to see their god in iron too, creating religious items like tridents and figurines. Their craftsmanship gained recognition, enabling them to travel, learn, and develop diverse designs that are now widely admired.
Manufacturing Process
- Scrap Iron: The process starts with recycled scrap iron, collected from homes or local markets.
- Beating: The scrap iron is heated and repeatedly hammered to create the desired shape. This stage demands skill and precision to achieve the correct form.
- Cutting and Filing: After shaping, any extra iron is trimmed away. The piece is then carefully filed to smooth out rough or sharp edges, ensuring a polished finish.
- Joints: Rivets are used to join different parts securely, making the structure strong and durable.
- Varnish: Finally, the product is coated with a varnish or oil-based layer. This enhances its shine and protects it from rust, ensuring it lasts longer.
Note
- Each product may feature slight variations in color or craftsmanship, which adds to its uniqueness and beauty.
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- >Use soft damp cotton cloth to wipe the product
