Handcrafted Tribal Dokra Necklace Jewelry

Rs. 600.00

Product Description:

Feel ancient beauties of Golden Dokra Dholak Necklace an ancient bell metal craft practiced with Pandora Box NextGen Boutique's brand New Dhokra Damar tribes Collection. Do you know The dancing girl of Mohenjo-Daro (Harrapan Civilization) is one of the earliest dhokra artefacts that is now known. Our Arcticians working day & night to brings the essence of traditional metal smiths of West Bengal in it.

• Size: Free - Adjustable
• Color: Golden Pendent with Black & Red Pompom Chain
• Material: Dokra/Dhokra
• Speciality: Signle piece dokra material no cut or joint
• Made In: India
• Process: Handmade
• Use: No Rash or Itching
• Weight: 35 gm
• Dimension: Necklace Length -18cm, Pendant 10cm, Height - 1"
• Handcrafted
• Ethnic Design
• Dokra Technique
• Unique Appeal
• High-Quality Material
• Versatile Style
• Cultural Significance
• Occasion: Party, Religious, Festival, Wedding, Anniversary, Regular events, Puja, Casual Wear, Work Wear
• Shipping: 1 Day within 24 hours dispatch
• Stock: In Stock

Note:

Use a paste made of lemon juice and bicarbonate of soda and rinse the jewellery piece with it to give it a nice luster. Again, once rinsed with this paste, please use a fresh and clean soft cloth and clean it all over. Similarly, you could also use a little amount of toothpaste on a cloth and rub it gently all over the artefact and then clean it with a fresh clean soft cloth. Please do not use water or any other liquid based cleaning agent. Jewellery pieces should be stored in a covered box, preferably wrapped in a muslin or cotton cloth or in tissue paper.

The art of Dokra entails non ferrous metal casting using the “lost wax casting” technique. Lost wax technique is basically casting an original structure in which it is used to create a duplicate structure using the same materials. This technique is the reason why Dokra Jewellery achieves an unbelievable amount of intricacy. The art has been prevailing in the world for more than 4000 years now and has been considered one of the richest heritages from the Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro civilizations. The dancing girl of Mohenjo-Daro is one of the world's most popular displays of the Art of Dokra.

The rustic simplicity of the Dokra Jewellery is appreciated all around the world. The artisans who put in their blood and sweat in order to achieve it have always been in great demand within art connoisseurs. Some of the most popular artifacts are Dokra horses, elephants, peacocks, religious idols and measuring bowls. The clean distinctive detailing and enchanting folk motifs is what gives Dokra an edge over all handcrafted jewellery techniques.