Capture the soul of rural Bengal with this beautifully handcrafted Dokra brass figurine depicting a tribal lady cutting fish—a common yet culturally rich scene from everyday village life. Meticulously made by Dokra artisans of Bankura, this sculpture reflects the authenticity of Indian tribal artistry using the ancient lost-wax metal casting technique.

A symbol of livelihood, simplicity, and strength, this figurine adds heritage depth to your home decor while preserving the legacy of India’s folk narratives in brass. Each piece is slightly unique, echoing the handmade charm and skilled craftsmanship passed down through generations.

Size & Dimensions:

• Height: 5 inches (approx)

• Width: 4 inches

• Depth: 2 inches

• Weight: ~100 grams

• (Note: Each piece is handcrafted – expect slight artistic variation.)

Product Features:

• ✅ Origin: Bankura, West Bengal, India

• ✅ Material: Solid brass using lost-wax technique

• ✅ Craft Form: Dokra tribal art

• ✅ Depicts: Tribal woman cutting fish – traditional village life scene

• ✅ Finish: Antique brass with fine detailing

• ✅ Ideal For: Cultural display, ethnic gifting, craft lovers

• ✅ Artisan-Made: Sustainably supports rural Indian craftspeople

Cultural Note:

Scenes like this—women preparing fish—are deeply rooted in Bengali culture, representing tradition, resilience, and community. When cast in Dokra brass, it transforms into a symbolic artifact of India's living folk heritage.