Introducing our magnificent Big Animal Camel, a stunning decorative craft made with the utmost care and precision using high-quality brass. This exquisite piece showcases the timeless beauty of Dhokra art, a lost wax casting technique that has been practiced for centuries. The origins of this ancient technique can be traced back to the dancing girl of Mohenjo-Daro, one of the earliest known lost wax artifacts.
Crafted with the age-old wax-casting method, our Big Animal Camel is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship and attention to detail of our artisans. The hollow brass structure adds to its elegance and makes it a truly remarkable piece for your drawing room or any space in your home. Its antique charm and intricate design instantly enhance the aesthetics of your interior decor, creating a captivating focal point that will surely impress your guests.
In addition to its decorative appeal, the Big Animal Camel serves as a versatile piece that can be used for temple decor or as an exquisite gift option. Whether you're looking to add a touch of spirituality to your sacred space or seeking a thoughtful present for a loved one, this handmade masterpiece is an ideal choice. Its symbolic representation of strength, resilience, and endurance resonates with those who appreciate the beauty of traditional art.
Measuring at 3.5 x 1.8 x 3 inches (length, width, height) and weighing 150 grams, our Big Animal Camel is expertly crafted to perfection. Its meticulous details and fine finishing are a testament to the artisan's dedication and passion for their craft.
Embrace the allure of Dhokra art and bring home the Big Animal Camel—a symbol of grace, cultural heritage, and timeless beauty. Let its presence transform your space into a sanctuary of elegance and charm, while also supporting the preservation of traditional craftsmanship.
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Name of the tribe:- |
Damar tribe |
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Details of the tribe:- |
The craft takes its name from the Dhokra Damar tribe of West Bengal, distant relatives of the Gonds and Ghadwas of Central India. They are located in Odisha, Jharkhand, Bengal, Chhattisgarh. They lived under a blanket of stars and the shade of trees, hawking bracelets, anklets, earrings, wristbands, necklaces, and idols of gods and goddesses, besides utilitarian pieces such as combs, lamps, bowls, betel boxes, and cups. Around a hundred years ago, some Jhara tribesmen settled in Ektaal village. |
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Artist Name:- |
D.D.Bhera |
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Working Profile:- |
Dhokra and Bindu artist |
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Testimonial:- |
“I just wanted to share a quick note and let you know that you guys do a really good job. I’m glad I decided to work with you. You give employment to tribal peoples and allow our tribals to explore their art. Thanks, Universal Tribes!” |
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