Bengal Dokra Adivasi Girl with Mirror & Comb in Hands – 1

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Bengal Dokra Adivasi Girl with Mirror & Comb in Hands – 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

Geographical Indication (GI) tag in the year 2007

Common hues include red

the unique designs and the use of vegetable dyes distinguish Bagh prints from other regions

which is meticulously cleaned and polished to enhance its natural beauty

Raw Materials: The main raw material is vegetable-tanned sheep and goat skins

this lamp offers both aesthetic appeal and therapeutic benefits

The dupatta are meticulously handwoven using time-honored techniques and local materials

The weaver operates two pedals with his legs while enabling the hands to move the shuttle across to produce the weaving pattern

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Bengal Dokra is a traditional form of metal casting practiced by tribal artisans in West Bengal

often made of cotton or silk