Non-ferrous metal casting using the ancient 4000-year-old lost-wax technique, featuring intricate filigree wire ornamentation.
Issued with Vinita Arts Tribal Heritage Certificate of Provenance. Every masterpiece is rigorously authenticated and cataloged in the Vinita Arts master registry with unique archival serial identification and a signed certificate by the Artist and Gallery Director.
Dhokra Lost-Wax Bronze Tribal Steed
Includes all taxes, physical Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist, and complimentary insured door-to-door transit within India.
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Bastar Tribal Guild
Bastar, Chhattisgarh
Centuries-old tribal bell metal casting guild preserving the unbroken 4,000-year Harappan lost-wax metallurgy.
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