A celebration of rhythm, movement, and storytelling, these Handmade Dokra Musician Band Models capture the spirit of folk performance through the lens of one of India’s oldest metal casting traditions. Crafted using the ancient lost-wax (Dokra) technique, each figure 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 meticulous, time-honoured method that ensures no two pieces are ever identical. Subtle variations in form and texture reflect the hand of the artisan, lending each sculpture a distinct character.
The ensemble portrays musicians in motion, often playing traditional instruments, evoking scenes of celebration, ritual, and communal life. The elongated forms, rhythmic detailing, and raw textured finish are hallmarks of Dokra art, giving the figures a sculptural dynamism that feels both primitive and refined. Together, the set forms a narrative composition and not just individual objects, but a cohesive visual story. Whether displayed as a centerpiece, styled across a console, or integrated into a curated shelf, these figures bring warmth, movement, and cultural depth to contemporary interiors. More than décor, these models are collectible artefacts, a convergence of tribal artistry, ancient metallurgy, and narrative design.
Dimension
Length: 3.2 inch
Width: 2 inch
Height: 4 inch
Set
Band of 6 Musicians
Craft
Dokra
Material
Brass
Design
Musician Band
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.
