Dhokra Tribal Sculpture 'Royal Elephant'The pachyderm gets a royal treatment in this spectacular brass figure. A symbol of gravity and prosperity, elephant is a status symbol for the tribal people of North India. The brass figure is cast in the traditional Dhora technique. Lost wax method is a laborious technique of casting brass figure and it is practiced in North India. In this technique, first a model is sculpted of clay and dried in the sun. Then it is covered with beeswax and more clay

he helps to bring heaven to earth

especially the retinue of Lord Siva under the rule of Ganesha

Her sparkling eyes reveal depth of sculptural excellence and the figure contains 22 karat gold paint on it

Product Code :3669

the tribal woman has been beautifully crafted by the sculptor using the traditional dhokra method

Material: Cotton Cloth

with his sons and soldiers

This original form of painting from India is a testimony of beauty and colourful depiction of patterns

Size :4" x 4" x 4"

The beauty of bright sunlight is manifest in this spectacular wall hanging

Material :Copper

His drapery and hairstyle reflect some western influence as well