Tribal Dokra Horse – Handcrafted Brass Miniature Sculpture

A Living Relic of Ancient Artistry Bring home a masterpiece of human history. The Dokra Horse is crafted using the Cire Perdue (lost-wax) process, an ancient metal-casting method that dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization. Created by the 'Dhokra Damar' tribes, this sculpture represents one of the oldest known forms of artistic expression in India, where every line and curve is hand-rendered using natural beeswax threads.

Intricate Tribal Storytelling Though small in stature, this 6-inch figurine is rich in detail. From the rhythmic patterns on its neck to the traditional bridle and stylized proportions, it captures the raw, primitive beauty of tribal aesthetic. Unlike modern factory-made figurines, our Dokra collection is kept in its original unpolished look, free from artificial chemical coatings. This ensures the natural golden-sepia tones of the brass remain authentic and earthy.

Versatile Styling for Contemporary Spaces Because of its compact 6x2 inch dimensions, this piece is remarkably easy to style:

• The Minimalist Nook: Adds a touch of warmth and texture to a modern, monochrome shelf.
• The Executive Gift: A powerful symbol of momentum and drive, making it a thoughtful gift for colleagues or business partners.
• A Heritage Cluster: Pair it with other Dokra figurines or Madhubani paintings to create a dedicated cultural corner in your home.

Why Choose This Dokra Piece?

• One-of-a-Kind Soul: Since the clay mold is broken to retrieve each horse, no two sculptures are ever identical.
• Sustainable & Ethical: Made from recycled non-ferrous metals and natural elements like clay and sun-dried husks.
• Direct Artisan Support: Your purchase directly impacts the livelihood of tribal craftsmen, ensuring this vanishing art form survives for another generation.

Care Instructions: To maintain its rustic charm, simply dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposure to liquids or harsh detergents to preserve the unpolished tribal patina.