Bengal Dokra Adivasi Girl with Laptop - Lamp holder 1

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Bengal Dokra Adivasi Girl with Laptop - Lamp holder 1Bengal Dokra is a traditional form of metal casting practiced by tribal artisans in West Bengal, India, using the ancient lost wax technique. This 4,000 year old craft is known for its rustic charm, intricate detailing, and cultural significance. Made primarily from brass and other alloys, Bengal Dokra art features motifs inspired by tribal life, folklore, nature, and deities. Each piece is handcrafted without modern machinery, making every creation

Applique design elements are individually hand-stitched felt

Bengal Dokra craft is made using the technique of Cire-Perdue or the lost-wax process of metal casting

Final finishing is done to obtain a finished wood inlay painting

cultural significance

from casual gatherings to more formal events

including agates

Pingla’s Pattachitra depicts stories from the Ramayana

Its spacious interior allows for carrying daily essentials with ease

Both sides of the Maddalam is covered with skin

Persian Motifs and Techniques: The application of Persian motifs using human skills such as brushwork

Saharanpur is famous for its intricate inlay work

serving as a testament to Bihar's heritage and artisanal finesse