This will hide itself!
Panchsang
Dhokra art is a traditional Indian metal craft known for its hand-moulded forms and distinctive tribal aesthetic.The showpiece depicts four figures carrying a boat while one figure rests on top, with each character representing a member of the group and having unique features. It symbolizes unity, teamwork, and shared responsibility,Hence the name -Panchsang.
Dhokra art is a traditional Indian metal craft known for its hand-moulded forms and distinctive tribal aesthetic.The showpiece depicts four figures carrying a boat while one figure rests on top, with each character representing a member of the group and having unique features. It symbolizes unity, teamwork, and shared responsibility,Hence the name -Panchsang.
Dhokra art is a traditional Indian metal craft known for its hand-moulded forms and distinctive tribal aesthetic.The showpiece depicts four figures carrying a boat while one figure rests on top, with each character representing a member of the group and having unique features. It symbolizes unity, teamwork, and shared responsibility,Hence the name -Panchsang.
PROCESS IMAGES
First the model is created from wax, then covered with a wet clay mould. In the lost-wax method, the mold is heated to remove the wax, leaving a hollow cavity. Molten brass is poured into the mold, and once cooled, the mold is broken open to reveal the cast piece. The piece is then cleaned, refined, and treated to achieve a rustic, aged patina. The process results in unique, handcrafted items with intricate detailing.
First the model is created from wax, then covered with a wet clay mould. In the lost-wax method, the mold is heated to remove the wax, leaving a hollow cavity. Molten brass is poured into the mold, and once cooled, the mold is broken open to reveal the cast piece. The piece is then cleaned, refined, and treated to achieve a rustic, aged patina. The process results in unique, handcrafted items with intricate detailing.
First the model is created from wax, then covered with a wet clay mould. In the lost-wax method, the mold is heated to remove the wax, leaving a hollow cavity. Molten brass is poured into the mold, and once cooled, the mold is broken open to reveal the cast piece. The piece is then cleaned, refined, and treated to achieve a rustic, aged patina. The process results in unique, handcrafted items with intricate detailing.
