| Description |
| Material |
Wood |
| Type |
Handcrafted |
| Colour |
Wood colour(natural) |
| Style |
Hand-Painted candle stand |
| Size |
4.5 inch X 2.8 inch X 5.2 inch |
| Weight |
Under 500 gms |
Care Instruction:
Use soft clean cotton cloth to gently wipe the dust out. This can be accompanied by a soft brush to clean the edges. Do not use water or any liquid in the cleaning and please be gentle. |
| Material |
Brass |
| Type |
Hand crafted |
| Colour |
Golden |
| Style |
Dhokra casting |
| Size |
17.4cm X 0.5cm X 17.4cm |
| Weight |
500 gm |
Care Instructions:
Use soft cotton cloth ( slightly damp to clean the dust). |
| Material |
Dhokra |
| Type |
Hand crafted |
| Colour |
Brass |
| Style |
Hand made dhokra lady with mirror and comb |
| Weight |
600 Gm |
| Size |
4.5cm*3.6cm*15.3cm |
Care Instructions:
Use soft cotton cloth ( slightly damp to clean the dust). |
| Material |
Dhokra |
| Type |
Handcrafted |
| Colour |
Brass |
| Style |
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| Size |
5.5 inch X 2 inch X 6 inch |
| Weight |
Up to 2 kg |
Care Instructions:
Use soft cotton cloth ( slightly damp to clean the dust). |
| Material |
Dhokra |
| Type |
Hand crafted |
| Colour |
Brass |
| Style |
Dhokra mother with infant |
| Weight |
Under 500 Gm |
| Size |
6.5cm*5.3cm*10.5cm |
Care Instructions:
Use soft cotton cloth ( (slightly damp to clean the dust) |
| Material |
Dhokra |
| Type |
Hand crafted |
| Colour |
Brass |
| Style |
Hand crafted turtle |
| Weight |
Under 500 Gm |
| Size |
4cm*4.1cm*13cm |
Care Instructions:
Use soft cotton cloth ( slightly damp to clean the dust). |
| Content |
- Wooden craft can do wonders. Wooden hand-painted candle stand for your study.
Giving that extra vintage look.
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- Dhokra craft wall mounted sun structure.
- Dhokra ? The living Bronze Age Craft to Livelihood of Odisha
- Sadeiberani, Jhingidi and Jagdalpur are the tiny villages of Odisha were these crafts are blooming since ages, but the Artisans were over shadowed by the middlemen and intermidiaries. Atulya works with Artisans and puts the best possible effort to keep them informed and educated about new designs in order to explore high and survive in the market. One of the Dhokra artist is delighted the way we have trained them in making jewelleries and rakhis from dhokra scrap. Their entire family works as a unit from organizing the thread to putting the beads and finally giving it a beautiful shape. Artist expresses a gratitude, smiles and their eyes shines with gleam as they say,? we are digital?.
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- Hand made dhokra lady with mirror and comb. Can be used as home d?cor.
- Dhokra ? The living Bronze Age Craft to Livelihood of Odisha
- Sadeiberani, Jhingidi and Jagdalpur are the tiny villages of Odisha where these crafts are blooming for ages, but the Artisans were overshadowed by the middlemen and intermediaries. Atulya works with Artisans and puts the best possible effort to keep them informed and educated about new designs in order to explore high and survive in the market.
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- Hand made Dhokra lady with Diya. Beautiful showpiece for your indoor garden.
Dhokra ? The living Bronze Age Craft to Livelihood of Odisha, Sadeiberani, Jhingidi, and Jagdalpur are the tiny villages of Odisha were these crafts are blooming since ages, but the Artisans were overshadowed by the middlemen and intermediaries. Atulya works with Artisans and puts the best possible effort to keep them informed and educated about new designs in order to explore high and survive in the market.
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- Hand made Dhokra couple sitting on cot- bed. Can be used as home d?cor.
- Dhokra ? The living Bronze Age Craft to Livelihood of Odisha
- Sadeiberani, Jhingidi and Jagdalpur are the tiny villages of Odisha where these crafts are blooming for ages, but the Artisans were overshadowed by the middlemen and intermediaries. Atulya works with Artisans and puts the best possible effort to keep them informed and educated about new designs in order to explore high and survive in the market.
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- Hand made Dhokra turtle to decorate your centre table.
- Dhokra ? The living Bronze Age Craft to Livelihood of Odisha
- Sadeiberani, Jhingidi and Jagdalpur are the tiny villages of Odisha were these crafts are blooming since ages, but the Artisans were over shadowed by the middlemen and intermidiaries. Atulya works with Artisans and puts the best possible effort to keep them informed and educated about new designs in order to explore high and survive in the market.
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