The Indus Valley Civilization has left the country with great contributions in the area of both ethnic and cultural aspects. One such influence in the field of stonework and artwork is the skill of the Dhokra casting. Reigning from the Harappan culture, this art dates back 5000 years by the stunning metalsmiths work and has survived the test of time. Dusting the soils of West Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, the indigenous production methods of the tribals' and the nomadic craftsmen reflects the inherent expression of their simplicity. As intricate and detailed as the art form is, its place of production is usually quite humble, and it is the inherited talent, dedicated efforts and the sheer simplicity of the artisans that have kept the rustic art alive so far. FEATURES: Handcrafted in India by artisans. Inspired by the Dhokra art from the times of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization. The pendant comes with 1 Dhokra figurine on a rectangular base along with tribal hand painting. The Dhokra figurine comes in lacquered finish. Comes with floral hand painted ceramic beads. This matinee neckpiece is ideal to add a bohemian touch to any kind of attire such as Indian, western or fusion attires. The length of this neckpiece is till the chest and the neckpiece with this length is called as a Matinee neckpiece. The vibrant colours in this necklace make it possible for it to be worn during festivities or on special occasions. Comes with clasps made up of lead free and nickel free alloy. The pendant is handcrafted in Brass Teak Wood and the beads in Ceramic, Resin Wood. Handmade Dhokra Art Depicting a Woman Warrior Using The Lost Wax Casting Technique along with Hand painting. The pendant comes in multiple colours and the strand comes in mustard. Comes in the following dimensions: TOTAL: 14.9" (H), PENDANT: 1.9" (L), 3.1" (H) Inches in size. The weight of Necklace is 55 grams. Comes with 1 Necklace.
