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Authentic tribal Dhokra lost-wax brass wall plaque and key hanger sculpted with an expressive sacred water buffalo motif. Handcrafted by indigenous metalsmiths utilizing coiled wax-wire texture, sweeping horn contours, and sturdy lower suspension hooks. Length: 6 inches (15 cm); weight: 170 grams. An authentic example of classical tribal zoomorphic brasscraft. Opening reserve ₹1,500.

Museum Reference GNMC-ART-007
Metal Alloy Dhokra
Period / Era Contemporary Dhokra Folk
Origin Region India (Tribal Dhokra)
Dimensions L: 6" / 15 cm
Weight 170 g
Condition Grade Excellent
Provenance Record Contemporary tribal Dhokra craft
Curator's Condition Assessment

Pristine artisan condition. Lost-wax cast brass bovine sculpture is structurally solid, with curved horns, incised wire filigree, and four utility hooks fully intact.

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