Madhu

Dhokra craft, a GI-tagged artwork, is an ancient non-ferrous metal casting technique employing the lost-wax process, practiced for over 4,000 years in India. This intricate art form involves creating a detailed wax model, encasing it in clay, and replacing the wax with molten metal to form the final piece. Known for its rustic aesthetics and motifs inspired by tribal culture, Dhokra art exemplifies precision, heritage, and sustainability in craftsmanship.