Dokra Pendant V | GI-Certified Handcrafted Dokra Brass Pendant from West Bengal
Dokra Pendant V | GI-Certified Handcrafted Dokra Brass Pendant from West Bengal
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Express your individuality with Dokra Pendant V, an authentic GI-certified handcrafted brass pendant designed in the form of a flaming flower, symbolising freedom, growth, resilience, and the fearless spirit of self-expression. Handcrafted by award-winning artisan Shri Gauranga Karmakar from West Bengal, this elegant pendant transforms one of India's oldest metal-casting traditions into a contemporary piece of wearable art. Its sculptural silhouette and timeless appeal make it a versatile accessory that complements both traditional and modern wardrobes.
Dokra is among the world's oldest surviving metal crafts, with a legacy spanning over 4,000 years. Created using the ancient lost wax casting technique, every pendant begins as a hand-sculpted wax model. The wax is carefully encased in fine clay before molten brass is poured into the mould. As the wax melts away, the metal faithfully captures every handcrafted detail. Since the mould is broken after casting, each pendant is completely unique, ensuring that no two creations are ever identical. This remarkable process has remained largely unchanged since the days of the Indus Valley Civilization, making every Dokra ornament a wearable piece of living history.
Handcrafted by GI-certified artisan Shri Gauranga Karmakar, the pendant reflects generations of inherited craftsmanship. The distinctive textured surface, organic detailing, and rustic antique finish are the defining characteristics of authentic Dokra jewellery. Every curve and motif is shaped entirely by hand, preserving the individuality and warmth that machine-made jewellery can never replicate. As the brass naturally develops a graceful patina over time, the pendant acquires even greater character, making it an heirloom-quality accessory that becomes more beautiful with age.
Designed as a unisex pendant, Dokra Pendant V pairs effortlessly with sarees, handloom textiles, linen shirts, kurtas, dresses, and contemporary casual wear. Whether worn as an everyday statement piece or for festive celebrations, it reflects a refined appreciation for heritage craftsmanship and sustainable design. It also makes a thoughtful gift for art lovers, jewellery enthusiasts, birthdays, anniversaries, festive occasions, 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 a flaming flower symbolising freedom, resilience, and self-expression
- 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
- Unisex design suitable for both traditional and contemporary styling
- Lightweight and comfortable for everyday and occasion wear
- Ideal for festive celebrations, birthdays, anniversaries, executive gifting, and corporate gifting
- Every pendant is individually handcrafted, making each piece one of a kind
Why You'll Love It
Dokra Pendant V is jewellery with meaning. Inspired by the blooming flame of a flower, it symbolises confidence, creativity, and the courage to stand apart. Every handcrafted detail carries the legacy of an ancient craft that has survived for over four millennia, making this pendant far more than an accessory—it is a wearable celebration of India's remarkable artisan heritage, designed for those who value authenticity, craftsmanship, and timeless style.
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- GI Certified

Product Information
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Product Material
Brass
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Provenance
West Bengal
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Product Availability
Ready to Ship
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Weight (Gms)
60.0
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Dimensions (cm)
7 x 4
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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.
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