Bengal Dokra Adivasi Couple - Lampholder

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Bengal Dokra Adivasi Couple - LampholderBengal 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

Zari Work: These sarees often feature ornate and intricate zari work

while also promoting the local craft and empowering artisans

making it a favored choice among women who appreciate both timeless style and cultural significance

Zari is intricately woven into the fabric to create elaborate patterns and motifs

Pattamadai Mats are handwaven by the Labbai Muslim weaver community of the village Pattamadai

The Villianur Terracotta Works are handicrafts made from fine green clay

The artisans of Cambay have been involved in making various products of agates since centuries

you can help in a social and environmental cause if you take up wooden products

Due to its intense volume and strength it is largely an outdoor instrument and much more suited for open spaces than for indoor concerts

The structure of the 'Bankura Horse' has been so fashioned to symbolize a mark of devotion and valour

Bengal Dokra Of West Bengal received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 9th November 2021

including the off-white variety