Dokra

Four thousand years old. Still made the same way.

Dokra is one of humanity's oldest surviving metal-casting traditions, tracing its lineage to the Harappan civilization. Every Dokra sculpture begins as a wax model coated in clay, fired until the wax melts away, and filled with molten iron. The mould is broken to reveal the piece inside. No two are identical. No machine can replicate the process.

Our Dokra collection features sculptures cast by artisans in West Bengal and Odisha, where this tradition remains alive and practiced daily. The distinctive dark iron texture, rough-edged organic forms, and quiet weight of each piece carry something that manufactured objects simply cannot the unmistakable evidence of a human hand.

Sculptures that settle into a room without demanding attention. Presences, not decorations.