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Dhokra Shilp 3

by
Palash Vaswani
IDC, IIT Bombay
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  • “Jhari ki Sira” for alcohol serving.

  • “Bela” for serving madhia pech, a local drink.

  • “Bela” for serving madhia pech, a local drink.

  • “Kundhri” for making food.

  • “Kundhri” for making food.

  • “Kasira” for filling water.

  • “Kasira” for filling water.

  • “Urki” for serving alcohol.

  • “Urki” for serving alcohol.

  • Bigger utensil is called “Pehli” and smaller is called “Suli”. Its used for measuring food grain.

  • “Thari & Batki” which serves as plate and bowl for eating food.

  • Bell metal pot.

“Jhari ki Sira” for alcohol serving.

“Bela” for serving madhia pech, a local drink.

“Bela” for serving madhia pech, a local drink.

“Kundhri” for making food.

“Kundhri” for making food.

“Kasira” for filling water.

“Kasira” for filling water.

“Urki” for serving alcohol.

“Urki” for serving alcohol.

Bigger utensil is called “Pehli” and smaller is called “Suli”. Its used for measuring food grain.

“Thari & Batki” which serves as plate and bowl for eating food.

Bell metal pot.

The term "Dhokra" is believed to be deriving from the word "dhokna", which means to cast. "Dhokra Shilp" is the regional word for the craft of bell metal casting. It is one of the most distinguished craft of Chattisgarh. It is also famous for its traditional lost wax technique which has been carried forward since thousands of years of its origin. Artifacts similar to the present craft form have been discovered at the sights of Mohenjedaro and Harappa. Dhokra shilp is widely practiced by the Ghadwa community of Bastar. The handcraft includes traditional ornaments, animal and tribal figures, idols of the local deities, which are most popular in the region. Earlier bell metal crafts were used for ritualistic and daily use purposes only. The Ghadwa craftsmen used to supply the utensils of daily use to the villagers.

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“Jhari ki Sira” for alcohol serving.

“Bela” for serving madhia pech, a local drink.

“Bela” for serving madhia pech, a local drink.

“Kundhri” for making food.

“Kundhri” for making food.

“Kasira” for filling water.

“Kasira” for filling water.

“Urki” for serving alcohol.

“Urki” for serving alcohol.

Bigger utensil is called “Pehli” and smaller is called “Suli”. Its used for measuring food grain.

“Thari & Batki” which serves as plate and bowl for eating food.

Bell metal pot.


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