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| Medium |
Solid brass (bell metal), Dhokra lost-wax technique |
| Size |
Each deer: 15 cm H × 12 cm L × 5 cm W · approx. 6" × 4.7" × 2" |
| Style |
Traditional Bastar Dhokra (Chhattisgarh) |
| Finish |
Antique brass with detailed tribal etchings |
| Weight |
Approx. 300 g each · 600 g set |
| Set |
Set of 2 deer sculptures |
| Ships in |
5–7 business days |
The Sculpture
A graceful pair of handcrafted brass deer, created using the traditional Dhokra lost-wax casting technique by artisans of Bastar, Chhattisgarh.
With their elegant silhouettes and intricate tribal surface detailing, these deer bring a sense of grace, movement, and connection with nature to an interior. Display them together on a console, bookshelf, mantel, entryway, or sideboard for a beautifully balanced sculptural accent.
Each piece is individually cast and finished by hand. The traditional process leaves behind subtle variations in texture, pattern, and surface — making every sculpture genuinely one of a kind.
Dhokra is an ancient Indian metal-casting tradition in which a form is created in wax, covered with layers of clay, and then cast with molten brass. The clay mold is broken after casting, meaning each finished sculpture is individually revealed rather than mass-produced.
Original. Handmade. Never mass-produced.
What's Inside
Set of two deer — A beautifully balanced pair designed to be displayed together.
Intricate tribal etchings — Fine hand-worked patterns across the brass surface characteristic of Bastar Dhokra.
Antique brass finish — A warm, naturally aged appearance that highlights the handcrafted character of the metal.
Handcrafted uniqueness — Every casting carries its own subtle variations in texture, detailing, and patina.
Shipping & Care
Carefully padded and boxed for safe transit. Tracked worldwide from India.
Within India: 4–7 days · International: 10–18 days
Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, abrasive materials, and chemical cleaners. Brass naturally develops a deeper patina over time, adding warmth and character to the sculpture.