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Dhokra Sculpture  - A Tribal King Stands.
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Dhokra Sculpture - A Tribal King Stands.

This is beautiful Dhokra sculpture by a renowned Master tribal artist, the late Dr. Jaidev Baghel that depicts a tribal king in full military gear. The figure wears a five-pointed crown and a decorative sheathed armour, holding a spear in his right hand and a shield in the left. The sculpture embodies the regal character of the king ready for battle and is depicted in the typical elongated form that is seen in Dhokra sculptures. Dr. Baghel belonged to the community of Gadwa artisans from Kondagaon, Chattisgarh. This particular type of Dhokra metal craft is a celebrated tribal craft tradition known as ‘gadwa kaam’ that originates in Chhattisgarh state of India which utilises the ancient lost wax technique to create intricately detailed sculptures. This 'lost wax' technique can be traced back to the Indus Valley civilisation. As such, each sculpture is unique and cannot be replicated again.

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Dhokra Sculpture  -  A Family Rides
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Dhokra Sculpture - A Family Rides

This is beautiful Dhokra sculpture by a renowned Master tribal artist Suresh Waghmare that depicts a colloquial scene of a tribal family riding a bicycle. The family is dressed in traditional gard which is especially evident in the case of the female figure. This particular type of Dhokra metal craft is a celebrated tribal craft tradition known as ‘gadhwa kaam’ that originates in Chhattisgarh state of India which utilises the ancient lost wax technique to create intricately detailed sculptures. As such, each sculpture is unique and cannot be replicated again. This highly textured elegant piece overlaps with the sphere of contemporary art in terms of the treatment of the subject of a quirky modern interpretation casted in tribal sentiments and outlook. This particular work was featured in the second edition of an exhibition titled ‘Beyond Tradition – Change and Continuity in Traditional Indian Art’ held by the Indian Arts Collective at Kamalnayan Bajaj Gallery, Mumbai from April 21, 2026 to April 25, 2026.

$ 1,889$ 2,039