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The uniqueness of the soil is that it does not develop any cracks upon drying when used for making moulds for the wax models
who first took notice of them in 1934 after an earthquake exposed the murals in Maithili households
It is a form of wall art that is usually done by the women of the community on the mud walls of their houses
Handcrafted from natural coconut shells
resulting in distinctive Art Deco-style products
Bengal Dokra Adivasi Bust on wooden pedestal - 1 Firozabad Glass The uniqueness of the soilBengal Dokra is a traditional form of metal casting practiced by tribal artisans in West Bengal, India, using the ancient lost wax technique. This 4,000 year old craft is known for its rustic charm, intricate detailing, and cultural significance. Made primarily from brass and other alloys, Bengal Dokra art features motifs inspired by tribal life, folklore, nature, and deities. Each piece is handcrafted without modern machinery, making every creation
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