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Dokra Shankh VI | GI-Certified Handcrafted Dokra Brass Conch Sculpture from West Bengal

Dokra Shankh VI | GI-Certified Handcrafted Dokra Brass Conch Sculpture from West Bengal

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Celebrate the harmony of sacred symbolism and timeless craftsmanship with Dokra Shankh VI, an exclusive Aravali creation handcrafted by GI-certified, award-winning artisan Shri Gauranga Karmakar from West Bengal. Inspired by the revered Shankh (conch shell), this elegant brass sculpture reimagines one of India's most auspicious symbols through the ancient art of Dokra metal casting. Created using the traditional lost wax casting technique, it is a sophisticated décor piece that seamlessly blends spiritual significance with contemporary design.

Across Indian tradition, the Shankh is regarded as a symbol of purity, divine energy, prosperity, and new beginnings. Closely associated with Lord Vishnu, it is sounded during temple rituals, daily worship, and festive ceremonies to create a sacred atmosphere and invite positive vibrations. Its naturally spiralling form is often seen as a representation of cosmic creation, continuity, and spiritual awakening, making it one of the most enduring motifs in Indian art and architecture.

Dokra is among the world's oldest surviving metal-casting traditions, with a history stretching back more than 5,000 years. Every sculpture is painstakingly handcrafted using the ancient lost wax casting technique. The artisan first sculpts the design entirely in wax before encasing it in layers of natural clay. During firing, the wax melts away, creating a cavity into which molten brass is poured. Once cooled, the clay mould is broken, ensuring that every sculpture is unique and can never be reproduced exactly. This remarkable process preserves both the individuality of the artisan and the authenticity of the craft.

The handcrafted textures, flowing contours, and warm antique brass finish reflect the unmistakable character of authentic Dokra craftsmanship. Whether displayed on a coffee table, console, bookshelf, office desk, meditation corner, or pooja room, Dokra Shankh VI adds a refined touch of heritage to any interior. It is equally suited for luxury homes, boutique hospitality spaces, festive décor, and curated art collections, while making a thoughtful gift for housewarmings, weddings, business inaugurations, executive gifting, and premium corporate gifting.

Highlights

  • Authentic GI-certified Dokra brass sculpture from West Bengal
  • Exclusive Aravali design inspired by the sacred Shankh
  • Handcrafted by award-winning artisan Shri Gauranga Karmakar
  • Created using the ancient 5,000-year-old lost wax casting technique
  • Symbolises purity, prosperity, protection, and auspicious beginnings
  • Individually handcrafted in solid brass with intricate detailing
  • Ideal for homes, offices, meditation spaces, pooja rooms, and art collections
  • Perfect for housewarmings, weddings, festive gifting, executive gifting, and corporate gifting
  • Every sculpture is individually handcrafted, making each piece one of a kind
  • Develops a beautiful natural brass patina that enhances its character over time

Why You'll Love It

Dokra Shankh VI is a timeless expression of India's artistic and spiritual heritage. The graceful form of the sacred conch, interpreted through the 5,000-year-old Dokra tradition, creates a décor piece that is elegant, meaningful, and enduring. Every handcrafted detail celebrates the remarkable skill of India's master artisans, making this sculpture a lasting reminder of authenticity, craftsmanship, and cultural legacy.

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  • Product Material

    Brass

  • Provenance

    West Bengal

  • Product Availability

    Ready to Ship

  • Weight (Gms)

    900.0

  • Dimensions (cm)

    33X23

  • Product Usage

    Wall Mounted

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.