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Dhokra Brass Tribal Drummer Figurine
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Dhokra Brass Tribal Drummer Figurine

Hand-cast lost-wax brass figurine capturing the rhythm of tradition
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Hand-cast brass figurine of a tribal drummer, symbolizing rhythm and heritage. Perfect for shelves, consoles, or gifting.
Babu Ram Yadav

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Where rhythm meets metal – the Dhokra Brass Tribal Drummer figurine. This handcrafted brass sculpture captures a musician frozen mid-beat, his posture alive with the energy of community celebration. Leaning slightly forward, drum strapped across his torso, one arm raised mid-swing, this piece carries the quiet dignity of folk music and the timelessness of the lost-wax Dhokra tradition.

The soul of celebration

Music is at the heart of tribal life. From harvest festivals to weddings, the steady drumbeat has always marked moments of joy and togetherness. This figurine distills that cultural essence into a single, elegant form, reminding you that beyond the metal lies a story of connection and rhythm passed down through generations.

Ancient lost-wax mastery

Each drummer is created using the 4,000-year-old lost-wax casting method. Artisans begin with a clay core, layering beeswax coils to sculpt every feature — from the taut drum surface to the intricate jewelry adorning the figure. Once complete, the model is encased in layers of clay and fired; the wax melts away, making space for molten brass to fill. When the mold is broken, a unique casting emerges — no two pieces are ever identical. The figurine is then hand-filed, burnished, and oxidized to create its antique finish.

Design details to admire

Dynamic stance: The slightly forward lean and bent knees evoke motion, as if the next beat is just about to land.

Textured detailing: Jewelry, loincloth, and drum straps are meticulously rendered in wax coils, creating tactile ridges on the brass surface.

Antique patina: The oxidized brass glows with a deep, dignified gold tone that complements both modern and traditional interiors.

Balanced dimensions: At 18 × 10 × 22 cm, the figurine is compact enough for shelves yet substantial enough to command presence on a console or desk.

Placement and styling

On a console: Pair with other Dhokra figurines for a rhythmic display that celebrates tribal artistry.

In a study: Place on a shelf alongside books on art, design, or music for a touch of creative energy.

As a centerpiece: Use it on a dining or coffee table with a low floral arrangement or candles to create a grounded, cultural vignette.

Office decor: Its calm presence and cultural narrative make it perfect for a work desk or executive shelf.

Why it resonates

The figure speaks to a universal language — rhythm. Whether you live in a contemporary apartment or a heritage home, this piece integrates effortlessly, offering texture, warmth, and a story that invites conversation. It stands as a quiet reminder of how traditions connect people across time and place.

Supporting heritage

Your purchase directly supports artisan communities in Bastar, India, where families have practiced Dhokra casting for generations. Fair trade partnerships ensure that traditional skills continue to flourish while providing sustainable livelihoods.

Specifications

Material: Solid brass

Finish: Antique oxidized brass

Dimensions: Approx. 18 cm (length) × 10 cm (width) × 22 cm (height)

Weight: Approx. 1.6 kg

Technique: Dhokra lost-wax casting, hand-burnished finish

Care instructions

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to preserve the antique finish. If a brighter polish is desired, use a mild, non-abrasive brass cleaner sparingly, buffing lightly to retain the patina.

Gift with meaning

This figurine makes a thoughtful gift for musicians, artists, or anyone who values cultural craftsmanship. It’s perfect for birthdays, housewarmings, or professional milestones — offering not just an object, but a story of tradition and artistry.

Interior compatibility

The muted gold finish works beautifully in a wide range of interiors. Against neutral backdrops, it stands out as a warm focal point; in richer settings, it blends seamlessly with other textured materials like wood, leather, or stone. Its scale makes it versatile, fitting easily on compact surfaces while still making a statement.

Why designers love it

For interior stylists and collectors, this piece is a favorite because it bridges rustic and modern sensibilities. Its handcrafted textures complement minimal spaces, while its narrative richness enhances more eclectic rooms. Designers often pair it with natural fibers, dark woods, or warm textiles to create cohesive, soulful vignettes.

In summary

The Dhokra Brass Tribal Drummer is more than decor — it is a tribute to rhythm, culture, and timeless craftsmanship. Every detail, from the coiled jewelry to the poised drumstick, tells of patient hands and ancestral knowledge. It’s a piece to be admired, a story to be told, and an heirloom to be cherished.

Babu Ram Yadav
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Babu Ram Yadav

Moradabad, a city in Uttar Pradesh, India, has been known for its handcrafted copper and brass art ware for centuries. The art of creating these exquisite pieces has been passed down from one generation to another, and the craftsmanship has been refined over time.Shilp Guru Babu Ram is a master craftsman who learned this art form from his guru, Amar Singh, in Moradabad. He spent 18 years under his guru's guidance, learning the nuances of this beautiful craft of brass ware. Babu Ram's dedication and hard work paid off as he became an expert in engraving delicate and intricate designs on brass wares.The process of creating these brass art wares involves the use of sharp tools to trace the designs onto the brass. Babu Ram's expertise in this technique has resulted in the creation of high-quality handmade brassware that is both beautiful and durable.The craftsmanship of Babu Ram's brass art wares has earned him recognition both locally and internationally. His creations are in high demand, and many of his exclusive pieces are being exported to other countries.As a disciple of Amar Singh, Babu Ram takes great pride in continuing the legacy of this traditional craft. He is dedicated to preserving this art form and passing it on to future generations, ensuring that the beauty and uniqueness of handcrafted copper and brass art ware will continue to thrive for many years to come.

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100% Handcrafted

Made with time-honored traditional techniques by certified Indian master artisans.

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Authentic Materials

Genuine natural materials sourced responsibly from indigenous Indian craft clusters.

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Fair Trade Impact

Every purchase directly supports the livelihoods of traditional artisan families.

Craft / Category Metal
Master Artisan Babu Ram Yadav
Material Solid Brass (Lost-Wax Casting)
Color Antique Brass
Dimensions (L x W x H) 18 x 10 x 22 cm
Weight 1.6 g
Brand / Cluster Dhokra Craft of Bastar
SKU / Item Code CTC-DHK-044
Country of Origin India
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