Dokra Framed Brass Artwork – Handcrafted Tribal Metal Art

About Dokra Framed Brass Artwork

Dokra art, or Dhokra as some call it, starts with tribal smiths pouring molten brass into figures like elephants, horses, or dancing ladies that catch the eye right away. The name comes from the old metal craft tradition, dating back 4,000 years, using brass mixed with bell metal for that rich, ringing tone when you tap it. 

Tribes in Odisha and West Bengal hills keep this alive, shaping everyday tools or spirit guardians that hold stories of harvests and hunts. These pieces carry big cultural weight, turning metal into heirlooms that link folks to their ancestors through every curve and hollow.

Craftsmanship & Dokra Metal Casting Technique

They use the lost-wax trick, called cire perdue, in which artisans sculpt beeswax models, coat them thickly in clay, heat them until the wax drips out, then pour hot brass into the empty mold. 

Each one gets a single mold that breaks away afterward, so no piece matches another. Pure handwork from start to finish. Framing wraps these brass wonders in wood or glass edges, ready to hang like wall jewels straight from the forge.

Why Choose Our Dokra Framed Brass Artwork

Abriella brings real handcrafted Dokra art straight from those tribal hands, no fakes or factory spins. Premium brass shines under tough frames that last, perfect for wall décor that turns heads, office shelves that say class, or gifts that stick in memory. We pack tight in foam and boxes, ship safely with tracking, so it lands perfectly at your door.

Where Dokra Framed Brass Art Looks Best

Stick them on living room statement walls to draw eyes over sofas or fireplaces, making the space feel alive. Offices and reception desks love the grounded vibe that chats up visitors without words. 

Art collectors tuck them into heritage corners, while corporate or festive gifting uplifts your home for Diwali or other occasions. Visit us to see timeless picks that impress.