The Sculptures

Two bulls rest low to the ground, legs stretched forward and back, their hollow latticed bodies forming a small open basket along the back — doubling as a pair of pen holders or trinket bowls. Every surface is textured entirely by hand: fine diamond-weave lattice across the belly, ridged horns, a beaded collar at the neck, and a curled tail resting along the hind leg. Made using the 4,000-year-old lost-wax casting technique of Bastar's tribal artisans — a hand-modeled clay core wrapped in wax thread, then cast in molten brass, with the wax destroyed in the process. No two pieces are ever identical.

Original. Handmade. Never reproduced.

What's Inside

A matched pair — two reclining bull figures, sold together as a set
Functional basket back — hollow, lattice-worked body doubling as a pen stand or trinket bowl
Hand-textured detailing — diamond-weave lattice, beaded collar, and curled tail
Antique brass finish — the warm, tactile surface characteristic of traditional Dhokra work

Shipping & Care

Carefully padded and boxed for safe transit. Tracked worldwide from India.
Within India: 4–7 days · International: 10–18 days

Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid moisture and harsh cleaning agents.