Trio of tribal musicians playing dholak, shehnai, and cymbals, cast in timeless archaic lost-wax bronze.
Tribal Artisan Certificate signed by guild elders. 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 Bell Metal Musician Ensemble
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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