Dokra Brass Tribal Girl Reading with Hand Fan – Handcrafted in Bengal

Discover a timeless tribute to wisdom and tradition with this Dokra Brass Figurine of a Tribal Girl Reading a Book with a Hand Fan, handcrafted by artisans in Bankura, Bengal. This piece, sculpted using the centuries-old lost-wax casting method, embodies the intellectual grace and quiet power of tribal women.

She holds a hand fan—common in rural India—and a book, symbolizing the rise of education and awareness in tribal life. This figurine beautifully blends traditional aesthetics with a modern narrative, making it a perfect gift for learners, educators, or lovers of cultural art.

A thoughtful addition to ethnic interiors, libraries, meditation spaces, or collector displays.

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: Detailing: Tribal girl reading, with a traditional hand fan

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

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

Cultural Note:

Reading symbolizes wisdom, progress, and empowerment. Combined with the hand fan—an everyday tribal accessory—this piece bridges the heritage of the past with the hope of the future in one beautiful brass sculpture.