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Festivals are moments when homes open and stories return. A single piece of brass can hold both memory and ritual. When that piece is made by hand using the age old lost wax method it brings a warmth that glass or mass made metal cannot match.
Thursday 02 October, 2025
Odisha has always held quiet treasures. In recent years the world is listening more closely. Tribal Odisha art speaks with a voice that is both ancient and fresh.
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Wednesday 24 September, 2025
There is a quiet cinema to a hand poured piece of metal. A soft curve, a deliberate poke of texture and a story that begins with wax and earth.
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Monday 15 September, 2025
There is a quiet power in brass. In a room that favours calm and balance a single brass object can hold the eye and slow the breath. Dhokra objets are not just ornaments. They are the living echo of a method that has moved through time and place and still arrives at the same human hand.
Monday 08 September, 2025
When was the last time you held something that truly felt human-flawed, soulful, and full of meaning?
Monday 01 September, 2025
For many of us, decorating our homes is a kind of therapy. We love adding beauty and meaning to every corner of our space. But have you ever thought about styling your coffee table?
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Where the small elephant lives, the rain falls soft. This tender image captures the quiet welcome of Dhokra handicrafts. They do not call out loudly. Instead, they speak softly, carrying the deep heritage and skilled craft born in the heart of rural India.
In a quiet corner of Odisha, far from the rush of modern machines, villagers continue an art that has flowed gently through generations. This is not something made in factories or guided by machines. It is shaped in homes that smell of earth, smoke and memory. Here, stories are not just told.
In a quiet part of Odisha, far from loud machines and busy markets, something old still lives. It does not run on wires or noise.
In busy times in India today, there is an object that holds attention by being still. A Dhokra Bull made from brass speaks of strength without any movement. It is made slowly by hand from tribal communities in Odisha. That stillness feels strong. It feels rooted.
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