Crafted entirely by hand by native tribal artisans, this frame is not just decor it is a piece of living heritage. Features a central Dhokra metal plaque depicting three figures in traditional celebratory dance, beautifully encircled by intricate, hand-painted Sohrai borders. Handcrafted by traditional tribal artisans from Jharkhand, preserving centuries-old indigenous techniques. Housed in a sophisticated, dark wood-finish textured frame with an elegant golden inner border that elevates its aesthetic appeal. Made using natural motifs, traditional metal casting, and ethnic design sensibilities. The centerpiece is made using the ancient 'lost-wax casting' technique, a non-ferrous metal casting method that dates back over 4,000 years to the Indus Valley Civilization. The rustic, golden-hued figures represent community, celebration, and harmony with nature. Traditionally painted on mud walls during harvest festivals, the surrounding Sohrai art features geometric lines, symbolic patterns, and festive motifs that perfectly complement the metal centerpiece. 

Non-Returnable Item: Due to the fragile nature of the premium glass shielding this delicate artwork, this product is non-returnable. We take extra care in multi-layered, secure packaging to ensure it reaches you in pristine condition.