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Address 3-33-4 Horinochi Hachiojishi Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:192-0355
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Dokla art made by the Gond people
Dokla art of Ganesha. Ganesha is flanked by mice. It can be displayed on the wall as it is, or hung on a string. It is also recommended to display it together with other dokla hangings.

Dokla art is a traditional brass craft made by the lost wax technique of the Kondh, an indigenous tribe in southeastern India. Originally, it was made with religious meanings, such as an animal as a symbol of a clan of kinship or as a symbol of the sacrificial culture. Today, various items are made as crafts* art.

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Dokla hanging Ganesha
ドクラハンギング ガネーシャ
(DKR0015)
(DKR0015)

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Item added on: 2024/8/27
Dimensions
Height: 10 cm, width: 10 cm (not including round can)
*This is an approximate size. Since this is a handmade item, there are individual differences in size.
Specifications
Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: brass
Year of manufacture: 2023

Description

Dokla art made by the Gond people
Dokla art of Ganesha. Ganesha is flanked by mice. It can be displayed on the wall as it is, or hung on a string. It is also recommended to display it together with other dokla hangings.

Dokla art is a traditional brass craft made by the lost wax technique of the Kondh, an indigenous tribe in southeastern India. Originally, it was made with religious meanings, such as an animal as a symbol of a clan of kinship or as a symbol of the sacrificial culture. Today, various items are made as crafts* art.

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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.

The photo is an image only.
Patterns and colors may differ from those in the photos.
Sizes may vary slightly.

*The products are handmade in India, and there may be slight differences in details such as the face and pattern. Please note that the sizes shown may vary slightly.
*Brass has a tendency to tarnish over time, but please enjoy it as an age-related change unique to the material.
*Moisture may cause stains. When wet, wipe dry with a soft cloth.
*There may be discoloration or greenish-blue due to oxidation, etc., or adhesions from the mold at the time of production.
*Since the product is made from recycled waste materials, there may be some impurities in the product.
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