Golden Dhokra Art Brass Turtle – 3 Cm | Blue Antique Finish ..

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Elevate your home with the essence of tradition and timeless tribal craftsmanship with the Dhokra Art Brass Turtle – 3 cm, a beautifully handcrafted showpiece created using the ancient Dhokra (Dokra) art form. Sculpted in pure brass and finished in a striking blue antique polish, this elegant turtle figurine represents stability, endurance, and prosperity—a meaningful addition to both spiritual spaces and artistic decor.

In Indian mythology and cultural symbolism, the turtle (or tortoise) holds a sacred place. It is linked with Lord Vishnu’s second avatar—Kurma, who took the form of a turtle to restore balance to the universe. In Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui, the turtle is considered a symbol of longevity, protection, and grounded energy, especially when placed in specific directions in your home or workspace.

This tribal figurine is 100% handcrafted by skilled artisans from Bastar, Chhattisgarh, using the lost wax casting method, a process that is over 4,000 years old. Every detail—from the shell pattern to the curved legs and expressive head—reflects the artisan’s touch, passed down from generation to generation. The use of natural wax, river clay, and molten brass ensures that each piece is unique, eco-friendly, and carries cultural significance.

With a compact size of 7 cm width, 3 cm height, 9 cm length, and a lightweight 210 grams, this turtle is easy to place anywhere—whether it's your pooja shelf, tabletop centerpiece, or office desk. The blue antique finish adds a decorative flair while maintaining its spiritual vibe. Despite its small size, this brass turtle is a powerful symbol of protection and prosperity, ideal for gifting or personal use.

Product Dimensions:

Width: 8 cm

Height: 3 cm

Length: 10 cm

Weight: 300 grams

Material: Pure Solid Brass

Finish: Blue Antique Tribal Brass Finish

🌿 About Dhokra Art:

Dhokra (or Dokra) is an ancient Indian tribal art practiced for over 4,000 years, dating back to the Indus Valley Civilization. This traditional metal-casting technique uses natural beeswax, riverbed clay molds, and molten brass. Artisans from regions like Chhattisgarh, Odisha, and West Bengal continue to preserve this dying art by creating decor items, animal motifs, and spiritual figures entirely by hand.

Every Dhokra piece is a testament to India’s cultural richness and artisan legacy. Buying a Dhokra artifact supports sustainable craftsmanship, empowers rural artists, and brings one-of-a-kind art into your space.