A study in form, texture, and quiet craftsmanship, this Handmade Dokra Flower Vase reimagines a functional object as a sculptural expression of one of India’s oldest metal traditions. Created using the ancient lost-wax (Dokra) technique, each vase is individually handcrafted by tribal artisans of West Bengal. The form is first shaped in wax, encased in clay, and cast in molten metal, a meticulous process that ensures no two pieces are identical. Subtle variations in texture and detailing reflect the hand of the maker, lending the piece its distinct character.
Defined by its raw, organic surface and rhythmic patterning, the vase carries the signature language of Dokra art primitive yet refined, minimal yet expressive. Its warm metallic tone allows it to sit effortlessly within contemporary interiors, complementing neutral palettes, earthy materials, and design-led spaces. Whether styled with fresh stems, dried arrangements, or left unadorned as a standalone object, the piece functions as both vessel and sculpture. It brings depth and material richness to consoles, dining settings, and curated shelves. More than décor, this vase is a collectible artefact, a convergence of tribal craftsmanship, ancient metallurgy, and modern sensibility.
Dimension
Length: 3.5 inch
Width: 3.4 inch
Height: 7.3 inch
Craft
Dokra
Material
Brass
Design
Flower Vase
Note:
Product may have slight irregularities because it is handmade.
To keep the shine intact, all you have to do is use a little lemon and water to clean it.
It might slightly differ from as seen on digital screen.
