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Dokra Pendant II | GI-Certified Handcrafted Dokra Brass Pendant from West Bengal

Dokra Pendant II | GI-Certified Handcrafted Dokra Brass Pendant from West Bengal

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Celebrate timeless craftsmanship with Dokra Pendant II, an authentic GI-certified handcrafted brass pendant inspired by the elegant form of an inverted inflorescence. Handcrafted by award-winning artisan Shri Gauranga Karmakar from West Bengal, this distinctive pendant combines sculptural beauty with centuries-old craftsmanship, creating a statement accessory that effortlessly bridges India's rich artisan heritage and contemporary fashion. Designed as a unisex piece, it complements both traditional and modern wardrobes with equal ease.

The art of Dokra metal casting is one of the world's oldest surviving craft traditions, with origins dating back more than 4,000 years to the Indus Valley Civilization. Every piece is created using the ancient lost wax casting technique, where the design is first sculpted entirely in beeswax before being encased in layers of fine clay. Molten brass replaces the wax within the mould, capturing every handcrafted detail. Since the mould is broken after casting, each pendant is completely unique, ensuring that every creation is an original work of art.

Inspired by the graceful geometry of a blooming flower turned upside down, Dokra Pendant II celebrates the elegance found in nature. The sculptural form symbolises creativity, renewal, and the continuous cycle of growth, making it more than an ornament—it becomes a wearable expression of individuality. The pendant's organic textures and antique brass finish reflect the unmistakable character of authentic Dokra craftsmanship, while the handcrafted detailing showcases the remarkable skill passed down through generations of artisan families.

Lightweight yet striking, the pendant pairs beautifully with handloom sarees, linen garments, cotton kurtas, Indo-western outfits, dresses, and contemporary casual wear. Whether worn for everyday elegance or festive occasions, Dokra Pendant II adds warmth, authenticity, and artisanal sophistication to every ensemble. It also makes a meaningful gift for birthdays, anniversaries, festive celebrations, art lovers, jewellery collectors, executive gifting, and premium corporate gifting.

Highlights

  • Authentic GI-certified Dokra brass pendant from West Bengal
  • Handcrafted by award-winning artisan Shri Gauranga Karmakar
  • Inspired by the elegant form of an inverted inflorescence
  • Created using the ancient 4,000-year-old lost wax casting technique
  • Crafted entirely by hand using traditional tribal metalworking methods
  • Distinctive handcrafted texture with a timeless antique brass finish
  • Unisex design suitable for both ethnic and contemporary styling
  • Lightweight and comfortable for everyday and occasion wear
  • Ideal for festive celebrations, cultural events, executive gifting, and corporate gifting
  • Every pendant is individually handcrafted, making each piece one of a kind

Why You'll Love It

Dokra Pendant II transforms an ancient craft into contemporary wearable art. Inspired by the quiet elegance of nature and handcrafted using techniques that have survived for over four millennia, it carries a story of heritage, creativity, and exceptional craftsmanship. Its sculptural form, rich brass finish, and artisanal character make it an accessory that feels timeless, distinctive, and deeply connected to India's living craft traditions.

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  • Product Material

    Brass

  • Provenance

    West Bengal

  • Product Availability

    Ready to Ship

  • Weight (Gms)

    60.0

  • Dimensions (cm)

    8 x 5

  • Product Usage

    Jewellery & Accessories

Brass and Bronze have a natural tendency to patinate as it ages. The patina gives the art object a distinct character. The patina can be removed, to some extent, by gently cleaning the object with a solution of tamarind water and a pinch of salt. This usually removes the patina.

Art Guide

All art pieces are handmade and hence may slightly differ from the images on the website. Any accessory like a frame, panel, back panel, pedastal etc. are complimentary with the products, wherever mentioned and hence not liable for compensation if damaged during shipping.

Shri Gauranga Karmakar

Shri Gauranga Karmakar is a GI certified award winning artist from West Bengal. He follows the thousands of years old technique of lost wax for cast his art pieces.