This large Dokra brass tortoise sculpture is an exquisite piece of tribal art from Bankura (West Bengal) or Bastar (Chhattisgarh) — two regions renowned for Dokra metal casting. Made using the ancient lost-wax technique, this decorative figurine combines cultural richness, symbolism, and craftsmanship.

In Indian traditions and Vastu Shastra, the tortoise symbolizes prosperity, stability, and spiritual grounding. Its enduring presence in rituals and décor makes it ideal for placing at entrances, altars, or centerpieces.

Meticulously handcrafted with tribal motifs and a warm antique brass finish, this large-size figurine is both a statement decor item and a meaningful spiritual artifact. Perfect for collectors, heritage enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to timeless Indian craft.

Size & Dimensions:

• Length: 8.5 inches (approx)

• Width: 5.5 inches

• Height: 2 inches

• Weight: ~300 grams

• (Each item is handcrafted—minor variations make each piece unique.)

Product Features:

• ✅ Origin: Bankura

• ✅ Material: Solid brass

• ✅ Craftsmanship: Tribal lost-wax Dokra technique

• ✅ Symbolism: Longevity, strength, and prosperity

• ✅ Finish: Matte brass with tribal engravings

• ✅ Ideal For: Vastu decor, ethnic living rooms, gifting

• ✅ Eco-Friendly: Handmade by traditional artisans using sustainable practices

Cultural Note:

A tortoise in brass, especially when crafted by tribal artisans, becomes more than a decor item—it’s a living tradition, representing resilience and blessings in Indian households.