Fire Lamp Dokra

An object of light, ritual, and enduring craftsmanship, this Handmade Dokra Pradip embodies the essence of one of India’s oldest metal traditions. Crafted using the ancient lost-wax (Dokra) technique, each lamp is individually handmade by tribal artisans of West Bengal. The process begins with sculpting the form in wax, which is then encased in clay and cast in molten metal, a time-intensive method that ensures every piece is unique, carrying subtle variations that reflect the hand of the maker.

Traditionally used as an oil lamp in homes and sacred spaces, the pradip holds deep cultural significance symbolising light, purity, and auspicious beginnings. In its Dokra form, it is reinterpreted with a raw, textured surface and sculptural presence, where utility and artistry come together seamlessly. When lit, the lamp emits a soft, warm glow, creating an atmosphere of calm and intimacy. Even unlit, it stands as a striking decorative object, its organic form and warm metallic tone complementing contemporary, minimal, and earthy interiors. Whether placed in a living space, prayer corner, or styled as part of a curated arrangement, this piece transcends function, it becomes a light-bearing artefact, rooted in ritual yet relevant to modern living. More than décor, this Dokra Pradip is a collectible object of cultural and artistic significance

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.