Bring a touch of tribal grandiosity and centuries-old metallic craftsmanship into your space with this Bastar Dhokra Pot (19.05 cm). Handcrafted by skilled native metalworkers in Chhattisgarh using the traditional lost-wax casting method (Cire Perdue), this 19.05 cm brass vessel is characterized by its earthy patina, distinctive silhouette, and delicate handcrafted surface detailing. Key Features: Geographical Indication Protected: Certified under Bastar's official GI status granted in 2014, preserving authentic tribal metallurgical traditions and supporting native artisan families. Singular Artisanal Identity: Sculpted inside a single-use clay shell that is shattered after the metal cools, ensuring your vessel is an entirely non-replicable piece of art. Exquisite Surface Filigree: Features fine, hand-twisted brass coils wrapped in classic folk motifs around the vessel's rim and curved body. Perfectly Proportioned Accent: Standing at a versatile 19.05 cm height, it serves as an eye-catching focal point for dining sideboards, entryway console tables, or curated heritage displays.