Product Description

This handcrafted Dokra brass figurine portrays a heart-touching moment—a tribal mother feeding her baby. Crafted in the Dhenkanal district of Odisha, it represents the deep bond of motherhood in a timeless folk art form.

The figure reflects the simplicity and love of rural tribal life. Created using the ancient lost-wax casting method, every curve and detail exudes care, culture, and tradition. An emotionally evocative piece perfect for display or gifting.

Size & Dimensions

• Height: approx. 6 inches
• Width: approx. 3 inches
• Weight: approx. 300–400 grams

*As each figurine is handmade, slight variations make your piece uniquely yours.*

Why You’ll Love It

✅ Symbol of Love & Care

Perfectly captures the essence of motherhood and care—ideal as a meaningful décor item or a gift for mothers.

✅ Authentic Odisha Craft

Made by tribal artisans in Dhenkanal using sustainable and traditional metalworking techniques.

✅ Versatile Decorative Accent

Fits beautifully in living rooms, bookshelves, prayer corners, or as part of ethnic décor arrangements.

Cultural Note

Dokra craft is a 4,000-year-old metal art form practiced by tribal communities across India. This piece from Dhenkanal, Odisha captures not only a scene of everyday life but also the eternal spirit of maternal love through its rich cultural narrative.