Farm Life II | Handcrafted Copper Repoussé Wall Art from West Bengal
Farm Life II | Handcrafted Copper Repoussé Wall Art from West Bengal
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Celebrate the timeless charm of India's countryside with Farm Life I, an exquisite handcrafted copper repoussé wall art that beautifully captures the everyday rhythm of rural life. Depicting a farmer immersed in his daily work amidst the tribal heartland of India, this artwork is a tribute to the resilience, simplicity, and enduring relationship between people and the land. Rich in handcrafted detail and storytelling, it transforms an ordinary rural scene into a timeless piece of artistic expression.
Created by skilled artisans from West Bengal, the artwork showcases the centuries-old techniques of repoussé and chasing. A specially prepared natural lac base supports a carefully beaten copper sheet, which is painstakingly shaped entirely by hand. The design is first raised from the reverse through repoussé work before being refined from the front using chasing tools to create exceptional depth, texture, and intricate detailing. The finished artwork is then treated with specialised patination techniques and sealed with a protective coating that preserves its beauty while making it virtually maintenance-free for years. It is mounted on a textured jute background and complemented by a handcrafted natural wood finish frame.
The warm copper finish and intricate handcrafted textures lend the artwork remarkable character, while every hammer stroke reflects the artisan's patience and mastery. No two pieces are exactly alike, making each artwork a unique celebration of India's living craft traditions. Whether displayed in a living room, dining area, office, study, farmhouse, boutique hotel, or hospitality space, Farm Life I introduces warmth, authenticity, and rustic elegance to any interior.
Highlights
- Authentic handcrafted copper repoussé wall art from West Bengal
- Depicts the everyday life of a farmer in rural India
- Created using traditional repoussé and chasing techniques
- Individually handcrafted on a beaten copper sheet
- Finished with a protective coating for long-lasting durability
- Mounted on a textured jute background with a complimentary natural wood finish frame
- Rich handcrafted textures with a beautiful antique copper finish
- Ideal for living rooms, dining areas, offices, studies, farmhouses, and hospitality interiors
- Perfect for housewarmings, weddings, festive gifting, executive gifting, and corporate gifting
- Every artwork is individually handcrafted, making each piece truly unique
Why You'll Love It
Farm Life I beautifully captures the quiet dignity and enduring spirit of India's rural communities. Its intricate copper craftsmanship, timeless storytelling, and warm handcrafted finish create a wall art piece that is both visually captivating and culturally meaningful. More than décor, it is a celebration of India's artisan heritage and a lasting reminder of the beauty found in everyday life.
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Product Information
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Product Material
Copper
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Provenance
West Bengal
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Product Availability
Ready to Ship
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Weight (Gms)
1300.0
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Dimensions (cm)
54X38
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Product Usage
Wall Mounted
Our copper repousse comes with a protective coating, preserving it's quality.
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.
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