“Made primarily from brass or bronze using the lost-wax casting technique. This involves creating a detailed wax model of the pot, encasing it in clay, and then firing it. The molten metal replaces the burnt wax, creating a metal replica of the original design. Known for their rustic charm, intricate patterns, and rich cultural heritage.

This Simple, rounded pot with geometric patterns was traditionally used for a variety of purposes, such as storing spices, ointments, or small trinkets. In some cultures, they are also used for ritualistic purposes or as offerings to deities. They can also be purely decorative. Dhokra art itself is often seen as a symbol of prosperity, fertility, and good luck.”