A Bengal Dokra Adivasi man sits cross-legged, playing the Banam, a traditional tribal string instrument. Crafted in brass, the sculpture captures his focused expression and rhythmic posture. This intricate piece reflects the soulful connection between music and tribal life, preserving Adivasi traditions through the enduring beauty of Dokra artistry.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 100 Grams 
Dimensions : 2x2x4 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

A Bengal Dokra Adivasi man, sculpted in brass, plays the Madol, a traditional tribal drum. His poised stance and detailed attire capture the rhythm of festive village life. This handcrafted piece reflects the spirit of Adivasi music and celebrates the community’s rich cultural heritage through timeless Dokra craftsmanship.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 175 Grams 
Dimensions : 6x1.5x1 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

A Bengal Dokra Adivasi man, cast in brass with intricate detailing, sits calmly with a traditional hukkah. His relaxed posture and expressive features reflect rural serenity and cultural depth. This handcrafted sculpture symbolizes the slow-paced, reflective lifestyle of tribal communities, preserving their heritage through the timeless art of Dokra metalwork.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 175 Grams 
Dimensions : 5x3x1 Inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

A Bengal Dokra Adivasi man, adorned in traditional attire, plays the Banam, a handcrafted tribal string instrument. His fingers move rhythmically, producing haunting, soulful melodies. The Banam, made from wood and animal hide, echoes the rich heritage of Adivasi culture, connecting generations through its deeply spiritual and ancestral music.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 175 Grams 
Dimensions : 5x3x1 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Bengal Dokra Adivasi Couple is a beautifully handcrafted brass sculpture created using the ancient lost-wax casting technique. Depicting a tribal man and woman in traditional attire, it symbolizes love, unity, and cultural harmony. This intricate artwork reflects the rich heritage and skilled craftsmanship of Bengal’s indigenous artisan communities.
Primary Material :Brass
Weight : 250 Grams 
Dimensions : 6x2.5x2 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Bengal Dokra Adivasi Girl with Mirror and Comb in Hands is a charming brass sculpture crafted using the traditional lost-wax technique. It captures a tribal girl in a moment of self-care, symbolizing beauty and grace. This handcrafted piece reflects everyday tribal life with artistic elegance and cultural depth.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 75 Grams 
Dimensions : 4x2.5x1.5 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Bengal Dokra Adivasi Girl with Laptop – Lamp Holder is a unique fusion of tradition and modernity. Handcrafted using the lost-wax casting method, it features a tribal girl with a laptop, symbolizing digital inclusion. Serving as both an art piece and functional lamp holder, it reflects cultural evolution beautifully.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 300 Grams 
Dimensions : 5x4x4 inch
 Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Bengal Dokra Adivasi Girl Reading Book with Hand Fan is a handcrafted brass sculpture made using the ancient lost-wax casting technique. It portrays a tribal girl reading, with a hand fan in hand, symbolizing the harmony of tradition and education. A beautiful blend of culture, craftsmanship, and storytelling.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 150 Grams 
Dimensions : 4x3x2.5 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Adivasi Girl Reading Book is a captivating brass sculpture crafted in the traditional Dokra style. Depicting a tribal girl engrossed in a book, it symbolizes the blend of tradition and education. Handmade with intricate detail, this artwork celebrates knowledge, empowerment, and the timeless beauty of indigenous craftsmanship.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 200 Grams 
Dimensions : 5*1.5*1.5 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Bengal Dokra Adivasi Girl is a handcrafted brass sculpture created using the ancient lost-wax casting technique. Showcasing traditional tribal attire and intricate details, it reflects the grace and strength of indigenous women. This piece embodies cultural heritage and artistic excellence, making it a timeless addition to ethnic art collections.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 300 Grams
Dimensions : 6*1.5*1.5 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Adivasi Couple Lampholder is a unique fusion of art and functionality, handcrafted in the traditional Dokra style. Made from brass using the lost-wax technique, it depicts a tribal couple with intricate detailing. This artistic lampholder not only illuminates spaces but also celebrates indigenous culture and skilled craftsmanship.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 600 Grams
Dimensions : 9*7*3 inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Adivasi Couple sculpture, crafted in the traditional Dokra style, beautifully captures the essence of tribal life and togetherness. Made from brass using the lost-wax casting technique, the piece showcases intricate detailing and ethnic charm. It symbolizes unity, tradition, and cultural pride, making it a meaningful decorative or collectible item.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 500 Grams 
Dimensions : 6*2.5*3 inch 
Lead Time :10-15 days

The Adivasi Bust on Wooden Pedestal is a traditional brass sculpture made using the ancient Dokra lost-wax casting method. Featuring intricate tribal details and expressive features, it reflects the rich cultural heritage of India’s indigenous communities. The wooden pedestal enhances its elegance, making it a striking piece of ethnic art.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 350 Grams
Dimensions : 7*2.5*2.5 Inch
Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Adivasi Bust on a wooden pedestal is a finely crafted brass sculpture celebrating tribal identity and heritage. Created using the traditional Dokra art form, it features detailed facial expressions and adornments. Mounted on a polished wooden base, it serves as a powerful symbol of indigenous culture and craftsmanship
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 350 Grams 
Dimensions : 7*3*3 inch

The Adivasi Bust on a wooden pedestal is a handcrafted tribute to indigenous heritage, showcasing traditional features and attire. Made using the Dokra lost-wax casting technique, the brass bust rests elegantly on a polished wooden base, symbolizing cultural pride and artisanal skill. It’s a striking piece of ethnic décor.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 350 Grams
Dimensions: 7*3*3 inch
 Lead Time :10-15 days

The Dokra Adivasi Boy with Laptop is a unique blend of tradition and modernity, handcrafted using the ancient lost-wax casting technique by tribal artisans. This brass sculpture portrays an Adivasi boy engaging with a laptop, symbolizing the fusion of rural culture and digital transformation. It’s a striking, thought-provoking art piece.
Primary Material : Brass
Weight : 100 Grams 
Dimensions : 2*2*4 inch 
 Lead Time : 10-15 days

The Bengal Dokra Brass Horse embodies the spirit of vitality and elegance in Indian craftsmanship. Crafted using the ancient Dokra technique, this brass sculpture captures the dynamic essence of a galloping horse. Intricately detailed with flowing mane and muscular form, it exudes a sense of strength and grace. Symbolizing power, freedom, and nobility, the horse holds a revered place in Indian culture and mythology. Whether as a decorative accent or a symbolic tribute, this exquisite sculpture adds a touch of beauty and symbolism to any space.

• GI Origin : West Bengal
• Product Material : Brass
• Weight : ~ 420 Grams
• Size : 8 x 1.5 Inches

The Bengal Dokra Brass Set of 2 Elephants represents the majesty and grace of these revered creatures in Indian culture. Crafted with meticulous detail using the traditional Dokra technique, each elephant exudes regal charm and cultural significance. The brass sculptures capture the intricate textures and features of the elephants, from their majestic tusks to their gentle expressions. Symbolizing strength, wisdom, and prosperity, these sculptures are not just decorative pieces but also cherished symbols of tradition and heritage. Displayed together, they create a captivating focal point, enriching any space with their timeless beauty.

• GI Origin : West Bengal
• Product Material : Brass
• Weight : ~ 500 Grams
• Size : 4 x 2.5 Inch

The Bengal Dokra Brass Owl embodies the mystique and wisdom of nature. Crafted with intricate detail using the traditional Dokra technique, this brass sculpture captures the essence of the owl's enigmatic allure. With its piercing gaze and finely etched feathers, it exudes an air of ancient wisdom and spiritual significance. Symbolizing intuition and foresight, the owl holds a revered place in Indian folklore and mythology. Whether as a decorative accent or a symbolic talisman, this exquisite sculpture adds a touch of magic and intrigue to any space.

• GI Origin : West Bengal
• Product Material : Brass
• Weight : ~ 430 Grams
• Size : 5 x 3 Inches

Bengal Dokra Brass Idols are exquisite embodiments of divine grace and cultural heritage. Crafted with precision using the traditional Dokra technique, each idol radiates spiritual significance and artistic finesse. From Hindu deities like Shiva, Durga, and Krishna to folkloric figures, these brass sculptures capture the essence of Bengal's rich religious and artistic traditions. Intricately detailed and meticulously finished, they serve as revered symbols of worship and devotion, while also adorning homes and sacred spaces with their timeless beauty and sacred presence.

• GI Origin : West Bengal
• Product Material : Brass
• Weight : ~ 490 Grams
• Size : 8 x 1.5 Inches