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

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

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Celebrate the beauty of handcrafted jewellery with Dokra Pendant III, an authentic GI-certified brass pendant handcrafted by award-winning artisan Shri Gauranga Karmakar from West Bengal. Inspired by the timeless aesthetics of India's tribal metal craft, this elegant pendant is created using the ancient lost wax casting technique, transforming molten brass into a wearable work of art. Its sculptural design and rustic finish make it a versatile accessory that effortlessly complements both ethnic and contemporary fashion.

Dokra is one of the oldest surviving metal-casting traditions in the world, with a legacy spanning more than 4,000 years. The craft traces its origins to the Indus Valley Civilization and continues to be practised today by artisan communities across eastern India. Every pendant is first sculpted entirely in wax before being covered with layers of fine clay. Molten brass is then poured into the mould, replacing the wax and capturing every handcrafted detail with remarkable precision. Since the clay mould is broken after casting, every Dokra pendant is completely unique, making each piece an original creation.

Handcrafted by GI-certified artisan Shri Gauranga Karmakar, this pendant showcases the distinctive characteristics of authentic Dokra jewellery—organic textures, sculptural detailing, and an antique brass finish that reflects the warmth of handmade craftsmanship. Every curve, motif, and surface is individually finished by hand, giving the pendant its own personality and ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike. As the brass matures, it develops a natural patina that enhances its vintage appeal and adds to its enduring charm.

Designed to be lightweight and comfortable, Dokra Pendant III pairs beautifully with handloom sarees, linen dresses, cotton kurtas, Indo-western ensembles, and contemporary casual wear. Whether worn as an everyday accessory or reserved for festive occasions, it reflects an appreciation for sustainable craftsmanship and India's rich artisan traditions. It also makes a thoughtful 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
  • 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 an elegant antique brass finish
  • Lightweight and comfortable for everyday and occasion wear
  • Complements ethnic, handcrafted, bohemian, and contemporary outfits
  • Ideal for festive celebrations, weddings, cultural events, executive gifting, and corporate gifting
  • Every pendant is individually handcrafted, making each piece one of a kind
  • Develops a rich natural brass patina that enhances its beauty over time

Why You'll Love It

Dokra Pendant III is more than an accessory—it is a celebration of India's enduring craft traditions. Every handcrafted detail reflects the patience, creativity, and expertise of master artisans who continue to preserve a metal-casting technique that has survived for over four millennia. Elegant, authentic, and timeless, this pendant allows you to wear a piece of India's artistic heritage while making a distinctive style statement.

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  • Product Material

    Brass

  • Provenance

    West Bengal

  • Product Availability

    Ready to Ship

  • Weight (Gms)

    60.0

  • Dimensions (cm)

    7 x 4

  • 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.