Bengal Dokra Brass Family of Men Women & 2 Children

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Bengal Dokra Brass Family of Men Women & 2 ChildrenBengal Dokra Of West Bengal received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 9th November 2021. Bengal Dokra craft is made using the technique of Cire Perdue or the lost wax process of metal casting. This traditional craft involves the use of wax and resin extracted from the Sal tree, along with brass metal. Dokra artists in West Bengal create a variety of items, including idols of deities, puja accessories, and decorative pieces. The traditional

1 m) and moulded to any thickness

Ringal weaving has been a significant craft in the Garhwal Himalayas for generations

making it ideal for crafting various items

when rejected

Gitagobinda Bastra etc

these puppets are meticulously crafted and painted with natural dyes

Statues of religious significance are also made using this technique

often depicting figures from Hindu mythology and local folklore

Painting is done with soft and thin paintbrushes

and individuals like Babu Chandradhari Singh

it has also evolved to cater to a wider audience

Cane is the primary material used in crafting these products