Dhokra Radha Krishna Brass Statue Labor Day It is believed that having

It is believed that having a Ganesha statue in your home or workplace brings good luck and prosperity

an intriguing finish having bell metal wire work all over accomplished through the vanishing wax technique

Decorative patterns based on the study of Arabic art which was integral to South Asia especially during the Mughal era

The unique design features Lord Krishna hands with a flute and peacock feather emerging from a pond surrounded by admiring cows in a classic Pichwai style with a modern twist

Dhokra Radha Krishna Brass Statue Labor Day It is believed that havingThis Dhokra Radha Krishna Brass figurine is a metallic structure adorned with detailed costumes and jewelry relevant to historical narrative and Indian mythology. It represents the Dhokra craft, which uses the lost wax casting method to create such pieces. The metal used has a dull golden sheen, which is brass, a common material for Dhokra artifacts. The Krishna on the left plays flute while Radha on the right strikes a dancing pose. They are standing