Step into the enchanting world of Bastar's tribal artistry with this captivating collection of Dhokra animal figurines, where each piece represents the profound connection between nature and indigenous culture. These five distinctive animal sculptures embody the ancient lost-wax casting tradition that has flourished in the forests of Chhattisgarh for over four millennia.

Crafted by skilled tribal artisans using the revered cire-perdue technique, each figurine begins its journey as a clay core, delicately wrapped in pure beeswax to form intricate details. The artisan's hands shape every curve, horn, and limb with precision passed down through generations. Once encased in clay and fired, the molten brass-copper alloy flows into the void left by the melted wax, creating these one-of-a-kind masterpieces.

The collection features graceful deer, sturdy bulls, and other animals that hold deep significance in tribal folklore and daily life. Each figurine stands as a testament to the Gond and Halba tribes' reverence for wildlife and their harmonious coexistence with nature. The characteristic dark patina and rustic finish highlight the organic textures that make Dhokra art instantly recognizable.

Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these figurines serve as powerful cultural ambassadors, bringing the wisdom of India's indigenous communities into contemporary spaces. Whether displayed together as a cohesive collection or scattered throughout your home, they create compelling focal points that spark conversations about heritage, craftsmanship, and environmental consciousness.

Perfect for collectors of tribal art, lovers of handmade crafts, or those seeking meaningful gifts that support traditional artisan communities. Each purchase directly contributes to preserving this ancient art form and sustaining the livelihoods of Bastar's skilled craftspeople.

Key Features 

• Authentic Dhokra Craft - Five unique animal figurines made using 4,000-year-old lost-wax casting technique
• Premium Metal Composition - Handcrafted from traditional brass-copper alloy with natural oxidized finish
• Tribal Wildlife Collection - Features sacred animals from Bastar folklore including deer, bulls, and forest creatures
• Sustainable Artisanship - Created using eco-friendly materials: beeswax, natural clay, and recycled metals
• Cultural Heritage Pieces - Represents the deep connection between Chhattisgarh tribes and wildlife
• Versatile Display Options - Perfect for shelves, mantels, desk spaces, or gallery walls
• Collector's Investment - Each handmade piece is unique with authentic artisan variations