Dokra Tribal Musician with Elaborate Headdress
GI #563 (Geographical Indication) Product of Bengal.
- Weight :675 gm
- Material: Brass/ Bronze
- Size: L-7, H- 30, W- 7 (cm)
- In Box: Dokra Handicraft Showpiece
A Dokra art sculpture of a tribal musician standing upright, holding a drum or tambourine. The figure features a tall, ornate headdress and detailed, patterned attire, cast in a golden-bronze alloy with elongated limbs and intricate detailing, exemplifying traditional lost-wax casting craftsmanship.
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Traditional Dokra Tribal Musician Sculpture – A Tribute to Cultural Heritage
This exquisite Dokra art sculpture portrays a tribal musician in a striking, upright stance, holding a musical instrument resembling a drum or tambourine close to the chest. The elongated form, intricate detailing, and expressive posture are hallmarks of the timeless Dokra craftsmanship.
The figure’s headdress stands out with tall, pointed adornments, evoking a sense of cultural regality and ceremonial significance. The attire is adorned with detailed engravings that replicate traditional tribal clothing, featuring intricate patterns on the torso and skirt-like lower garment. The sculpture’s long, slender limbs add to its stylized elegance, while the golden-bronze alloy exudes warmth and authenticity.
Handcrafted using the ancient lost-wax casting method, this piece reflects the deep connection between art, culture, and ritual in tribal traditions. It serves as a captivating representation of the heritage of music and dance, making it a meaningful addition to any collection, home, or workspace.
