Dokra Brass Tribal Girl with Comb and Mirror – Handcrafted in Bengal

This Dokra Brass Figurine of a Tribal Girl holding a Comb and Mirror is a striking symbol of feminine beauty, self-reflection, and cultural identity. Meticulously handcrafted in the Dokra artisan villages of Bengal, India, it reflects centuries of tribal tradition and craftsmanship.

Her delicate posture and the thoughtful inclusion of grooming tools represent how tribal women embrace beauty with pride. This rare figurine celebrates the daily rituals of womanhood and brings a powerful yet graceful energy to any living space.

Use it to enhance a bookshelf, spiritual corner, console, or gift it as a cultural symbol of introspection and pride.

Size & Dimensions:

• Height: 5 inches

• Width: 2.5 – 3 inches

• Weight: ~80 grams

• (Due to handcrafting, slight size and patina variations may occur)

Product Features:

• ✅ Place of Origin: Bengal, India

• ✅ Material: Pure Brass

• ✅ Technique: Traditional Dokra (Dhokra) lost-wax casting

• ✅ Detailing: Girl with traditional comb & mirror, tribal jewelry, hair braid

• ✅ Use: Cultural home décor, symbolic gifting, art collection

• ✅ Eco-conscious & artisan-made – supports rural livelihoods

Cultural Note:

In Bengal’s tribal communities, grooming is not vanity—it’s a reflection of dignity and heritage. This sculpture captures that sentiment beautifully through timeless brasswork.