Authentic Dokra Handicraft: Pure Solid Brass Handmade Cutlery/Pen Holder
₹1,000.00
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SKU: JVHDTTA135
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Care
- Use a soft cloth or brush to remove dust and dirt.
- Dokra brass objects should be kept dry and dust-free when not in use.
- Steer clear of rough cloths and abrasive brushes.
- Country Of Origin: India
- Marketed By: Jijivisha, Plot Num 09, SMR Enclave, Himayat Sagar, Bandlaguda, Hyderabad, Telangana, India-500091
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Bring a clean, strong Dokra brass holder to your workspace! Another use of this brass holder is as a lovely decorative tea light holder. Pens, pencils, scissors, rulers, adhesive tapes, binder clips, stapler pins, erasers, and more can all be stored in it. Also, it is ideal for decorating your living room, dining room, hall, office reception, hotel reception, and guest room areas. A gorgeously created Dokra handicraft made of pure brass is displayed in the holder. It shows a design that resembles spinning, with fine details along the item’s body and edges. A number of human-like characters and ornamental elements are included in the delicate design. This one-of-a-kind item has a timeless, artistic appeal due to its handmade origin and seems to be a holder or container.
Color: Golden or Brass-like color
Material: Brass
Art: Dokra
Dokra art is a metal casting method that has been utilized for over 4,000 years, dating back to the Indus Valley Civilisation. Its distinctive features include elaborate designs and a rough, tribal appearance. The Dokra Damar people of West Bengal, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and Jharkhand practice this ancient craft, which is intricately related to the country’s natural environment and cultural heritage. The artists frequently search the nearby forests for charcoal, beeswax, and clay, all of which are natural materials used in the casting process. The lost wax process creates a clay framework from which wax designs are carved. They then add more clay on top to create a mold. After the mold has been warmed with wood to remove the wax, molten brass is poured into the vacant area. The clay has been destroyed to reveal the finished work after it has cooled, which is an excellent expression of their culture, surroundings, and craft as artists.
Make an order of this item online and elevate your space with timeless elegance!
Production Details
Bring a clean, strong Dokra brass holder to your workspace! Another use of this brass holder is as a lovely decorative tea light holder. Pens, pencils, scissors, rulers, adhesive tapes, binder clips, stapler pins, erasers, and more can all be stored in it. Also, it is ideal for decorating your living room, dining room, hall, office reception, hotel reception, and guest room areas. A gorgeously created Dokra handicraft made of pure brass is displayed in the holder. It shows a design that resembles spinning, with fine details along the item’s body and edges. A number of human-like characters and ornamental elements are included in the delicate design. This one-of-a-kind item has a timeless, artistic appeal due to its handmade origin and seems to be a holder or container.
Color: Golden or Brass-like color
Material: Brass
Art: Dokra
Dokra art is a metal casting method that has been utilized for over 4,000 years, dating back to the Indus Valley Civilisation. Its distinctive features include elaborate designs and a rough, tribal appearance. The Dokra Damar people of West Bengal, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and Jharkhand practice this ancient craft, which is intricately related to the country’s natural environment and cultural heritage. The artists frequently search the nearby forests for charcoal, beeswax, and clay, all of which are natural materials used in the casting process. The lost wax process creates a clay framework from which wax designs are carved. They then add more clay on top to create a mold. After the mold has been warmed with wood to remove the wax, molten brass is poured into the vacant area. The clay has been destroyed to reveal the finished work after it has cooled, which is an excellent expression of their culture, surroundings, and craft as artists.
Make an order of this item online and elevate your space with timeless elegance!
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