Jai Hind Thakur from Chattishgarh
Antique Dhokra Figurine - Folk Musician Playing "Mridangam"
Handmade figurine of folk musician playing mridangam. In Hindu mythology, Nandi is said to have played the mridangam during Shiva's arcane Tandava dance, causing a divine rhythm to resound across the heavens. This portrayal of musician is unique and detailed from head to toe. It is made of antique brass using Dhokra technique. The base is made of teak wood.
- Package Contents: 1 piece table top decorative
| Size of Product | 8.5 cm x 8.5 cm x 22 cm |
| Weight of Product | 925 g |
| Material Used | Brass, wood |
The Art:
Dhokra artefacts can be traced back as early as Mohenjo-daro. It is the oldest traditional technique of casting metal. The name of the art is derived from the fact that it is greatly practiced by Dhokra damar tribe.
The Artisan:
This Dhokra art work is made by Jai Hind Thakur from Chattisgarh.
Product Note :This product is hand-painted / handcrafted by the artisans. Hence, there is a possibility of slight variations in colour or designs. The asymmetry present in handmade product makes it truly unique and beautiful.
