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Sitting Nandi Facing Right SideBastar Dhokra was granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 2014 Bastar Dokra is a traditional form of metal casting and sculpting that originates from the Bastar region in Chhattisgarh, India. Dokra is an ancient technique that has been practiced for over 4,000 years and is known for its unique and intricate metalwork. The process of creating Bastar Dokra involves a non ferrous metal, usually brass or bell metal, which is melted and poured into

It represents the divine light that dispels darkness and ignorance

educational tools

It is made from walnut wood and crafted by an artisan of Srinagar

It provides employment opportunities for many skilled artisans and contributes to the local economy

The back and the sides are electroplated with gold for a uniform gold finish followed by embedding the grooves with coloured stones

These sarees are distinguished by their characteristic Ikat prints

The district boasts around 600 export units and 5000 industries dealing with metal crafts

and they are popular among art collectors and tourists alike

Due to this process

also known as "Kashmiri walnut handicrafts

Originating in the soul of the craft now lies in the dexterous hands of the Kumhaars or potters of Nizamabad who beautifully combines utility with art

Commercialization efforts began in the late 1950s

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