Untitled
About the Artwork
| Medium : | Bell Metal |
| Size : | 24 X 9 X 3.5 Inches |
| Art form : | Dokra |
About the Art Form
Dokra is one of the ancient Indian art forms showcasing the local lifestyle and culture of people making the art. The vanishing wax method of metal casting, popularly known as Dokra, is a primitive technique. It can be traced back to the Indus Valley civilization and is considered popular because of its wide usage, cultural connectivity, and folk charisma, Dhokra horses, elephants, peacocks, owls, religious images, measuring owls, and lamp caskets etc., are highly appreciated.
Origion: West Bengal
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Traditional and Folk Art - Kolkata 2019
Krishna | 24 X 13 X 5.5 Inches
Mansa Devi | 18 X 13 Inches
Lady | 18 X 13 Inches
Ganesha | 24 X 24 Inches
Water | 31 X 44 Inches
Untitled I | 35 X 51.9 Inches
Untitled II | 70 X 51.9 Inches
Untitled I | 30 X 60 Inches
Untitled II | 60 X 48 Inches
Untitled III | 48 X 48 Inches
Tree Of Buddha | 41 x 24 Inches
Krishna Story | 36 X 27 Inches
Untitled | 60 x 36 Inches
Raas Leela | 60 X 36 Inches
Shreenath Ji I | 18 X 14 Inches
Sreenath Ji II | 60 X 36 inches
Gopashtami I | 60 X 36 Inches
Haveli | 48 X 72 Inches
Raas Leela | 58.5 X 41.5 Inches
Untitled | 72 X 48 Inches
