Brass jar handicraft products have been crafted by chhattisgarh tribals. One feet hight and 3 kg weight. Bell metal handicraft made by brass traditionally the ghadwas of bastar tribals and jharas of raigarh tribals exquisite dull gold figurines and objects de art are crafted in the bastar& raigarh districts of chhattisgarh out of bell metal, brass, and bronze the dhokra art with lost wax technique or hollow casting.
It involves intricately patterning a clay core with wax ribbons and then coating it carefully with a mix of clay and hay. The wax is subsequently melted off, and the cavity formed is filled with molten metal. When this solidifies, the craftsman reveals the beauty of his creation by cautiously breaking open the outer clay shell. Inspiration is available to the craftsperson from his abundant environment, be it the village ghotul, myriad of trees, birds and animals, mythology or rituals. Utilitarian pieces such as combs, lamps, bowls and cups are created for daily use just as mythological icons like bhuda-deo, karma jhaar and mata jhula are crafted for their spiritual relevance.

Brass jar handicraft products have been crafted by chhattisgarh tribals. One feet hight and 3 kg weight. Bell metal handicraft made by brass traditionally the ghadwas of bastar tribals and jharas of raigarh tribals exquisite dull gold figurines and objects de art are crafted in the bastar& raigarh districts of chhattisgarh out of bell metal, brass, and bronze the dhokra art with lost wax technique or hollow casting.
It involves intricately patterning a clay core with wax ribbons and then coating it carefully with a mix of clay and hay. The wax is subsequently melted off, and the cavity formed is filled with molten metal. When this solidifies, the craftsman reveals the beauty of his creation by cautiously breaking open the outer clay shell. Inspiration is available to the craftsperson from his abundant environment, be it the village ghotul, myriad of trees, birds and animals, mythology or rituals. Utilitarian pieces such as combs, lamps, bowls and cups are created for daily use just as mythological icons like bhuda-deo, karma jhaar and mata jhula are crafted for their spiritual relevance.