"Dhokra Art Brass Tortoise – 3 cm | Antique Finish Tribal Handcrafted Turtle Showpiece for Temple, Home & Table Decor "

Bring peace, prosperity, and timeless Indian tradition into your home with the Dhokra Art Brass Tortoise – 3 cm, a compact yet powerful symbol of longevity and positive energy. Handcrafted using the ancient tribal Dhokra (Dokra) artform, this beautiful tortoise figurine is made from pure brass and finished in a stunning antique polish, giving it a rich, vintage appearance that adds charm to any spiritual or decorative setting.

The tortoise (or turtle) holds deep spiritual meaning in Indian culture and mythology. It is associated with Lord Vishnu, where the second avatar of Vishnu—Kurma—took the form of a tortoise to save the Earth. Thus, the tortoise is considered a protector and a symbol of strength, stability, and longevity. In Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui, placing a tortoise in the right direction is believed to bring wealth, harmony, and health to the household.

Handcrafted by skilled tribal artisans from regions like Bastar (Chhattisgarh), Odisha, and West Bengal, the Dhokra tortoise is made using the lost wax metal casting method, a 4,000-year-old technique passed down through generations. Every piece is entirely handmade, and no two figurines are exactly alike—each one carries the story and energy of the artisan who created it.

With a compact size of 6.5 cm width, 3 cm height, 6.5 cm length, and a weight of 400 grams, this figurine is small yet elegant. Its detailed body structure, fine carvings, and curved shell are typical of the tribal art style, and the antique brass finish adds a spiritual aura to its appearance. Whether placed on a table, puja shelf, desk, or used as a thoughtful gift, this tortoise is a meaningful blend of culture, craftsmanship, and spiritual symbolism.

Product Dimensions:

Width: 6.5 cm

Height: 3 cm

Length: 6.5 cm

Weight: 400 grams

Material: Pure Solid Brass

Finish: Antique Tribal Brass Finish

🌿 About Dhokra Art:
Dhokra (or Dokra) is an ancient Indian metal casting art form practiced for more than 4,000 years, dating back to the Indus Valley Civilization. Artisans create each piece using the lost wax technique, where the object is first shaped in wax, coated with clay, and then molten brass is poured to form the final sculpture.

This process makes each piece entirely unique and non-reproducible. No molds are reused. By purchasing Dhokra art, you support tribal artisans, preserve an age-old cultural tradition, and contribute to sustainable, handmade, eco-conscious living.