Tracing back over 4,000 years to the Indus Valley era, Dokra evolved as one of the world’s oldest surviving metal casting traditions.

Fascinatingly, each piece is made using the lost-wax method, so every sculpture is entirely one-of-a-kind.The craft produces brass figures, tribal idols, lamps, and décor with primitive yet expressive forms.It is valued for raw textures, symbolic motifs, and completely handmade casting processes.

GI-tagged for safeguarding its ancient lost-wax casting technique unique to regional tribal communities.