Dokra, the famous metal art form of India is an ancient art form. It is non-ferrous metal casting using the lest-wax casting system which dates back to 4000 years. ‘The Dancing Girl’ found during the excavation of Mohenjo-Daro is one of the earliest known lost-wax artefact. The art has a primitive simplicity, enchanting folk motifs and forceful forms. Different states of Indian have their own original styles. The name ‘Dokra’ has come from Dhokra Damar tribes who are the main traditional metal smiths of West Bengal and Odisha. This is a piece of intricately hand crafted Dokra Craft pen stand with a very modern wavey design. It can be a wondweful table cuio or a perfect gift that will be appreciate by one and all. Dokra is a metal art made of alloy of brass, nickel and zinc and dates back to the times pf Harappa and Mahenjodaro Civilization.

MATERIAL: Ceramic

Dishwasher Safe: Yes    Microwave Safe: Yes