Dhokra Art Brass Laxmi Elephant – 12.5 cm | Antique Finish Tribal Handcrafted Showpiece for Temple, Home & Table Decor

Add a divine touch to your home with the Dhokra Art Brass Laxmi Elephant – 12.5 cm, a beautifully handcrafted showpiece made in pure brass using the traditional tribal Dhokra (Dokra) art form. Finished in a classic antique polish, this elephant represents wealth, wisdom, and auspicious energy—inspired by the sacred elephants often seen beside Goddess Laxmi, the deity of prosperity.

The elephant holds deep significance in Indian culture. It stands for strength, grace, royalty, and positive energy. When linked with Goddess Laxmi, it becomes a symbol of abundance, power, and divine blessings. This showpiece features a well-crafted elephant in a standing pose with beautiful tribal patterns carved into its body, and a head raised in calm dignity—just like the elephants found in temple gates or traditional Indian processions.

Crafted by skilled tribal artisans of Bastar, Chhattisgarh, using the 4,000-year-old lost wax casting technique, this artwork reflects the soul of Indian heritage. The handcrafted details, including the ears, trunk, tail, and ornamented body, highlight the artisan's craftsmanship and make each piece one-of-a-kind. This is not made by machines—each item is cast by hand using eco-friendly methods and traditional tools.

Its dimensions are width: 10 cm, height: 12.5 cm, length: 15 cm, and weight: 500 grams, making it a compact and elegant piece that fits on pooja shelves, desks, corner tables, showcases, or even corporate desks. Whether for religious use or aesthetic decor, this elephant figurine brings charm, history, and spirituality together.

Product Dimensions:

Width: 10 cm

Height: 12.5 cm

Length: 15 cm

Weight: 850 grams

Material: Pure Solid Brass

Finish: Antique Tribal Brass Finish

About Dhokra Art:
Dhokra Art is one of the oldest forms of metal casting in the world, dating back to the Indus Valley Civilization over 4,000 years ago. Practiced by tribal communities in Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Jharkhand, and West Bengal, it uses a unique lost wax technique to create every piece individually. This means no molds, no mass production, and no repetition.

Each item is shaped by hand using wax, coated with riverbed clay, fired, and finally filled with molten brass. The result is a one-of-a-kind, durable, eco-conscious sculpture. Dhokra art is deeply rooted in nature, mythology, and tribal life—making it an ideal choice for people who value authenticity, sustainability, and cultural richness.

By choosing a Dhokra piece, you’re not just buying a product—you’re supporting skilled artisans, preserving cultural heritage, and celebrating traditional Indian craftsmanship.