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Contact Person Aashsih
Surat, Gujarat
Dhokra Art is created by using the Lost Wax Process. In India this
elaborate and lengthy process of creating sculptures in metal dates
back over ***0 years to the Indus Valley
Civilization.
The biggest advantage of the lost-wax method is that it makes
possible the casting of a sculpture with elaborate curves and great
detail. It is incredibly time consuming, requires a great degree of
skill and patience, and even the very best artists lose a
percentage of their attempts during the mould process. Each
elaborate and time consuming mould will only produce one piece,
thereby ensuring that no two sculptures are exactly
alike.
The name Dhokra is derived from the Dhokra Kumar tribesmen who are
the traditional metal workers of the tribal communities in south
central India. Although this art form is now practiced in a tribal
belt that runs through parts of four states in India, by far the
highest quality of workmanship is produced in a small tribal
province called Bastar, in the state of Chattisgarh.
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