MULTIPLE DHOKRA WITH SOHRAI PAINTING

24” x 24”

Bring home a masterpiece of culture and craftsmanship with the Multiple Dhokra with Sohrai Painting frame, beautifully designed in a striking 24” x 24” size. This artwork features an exquisite arrangement of handcrafted Dhokra brass figurines—two mini jali frames at the top and a detailed boat scene at the center—set against a rich maroon backdrop. Surrounding this metal artistry is a vibrant Sohrai painting filled with earthy patterns, animals, florals, and traditional motifs. The stunning fusion of brass and tribal art makes this frame a bold statement piece that transforms any wall into a cultural canvas.

Each element of this artwork is created by skilled tribal artisans who specialise in Dhokra metal casting and the traditional Sohrai painting style from Jharkhand. The brass figurines are shaped using the ancient lost-wax method, while the Sohrai motifs are hand-painted using natural pigments inspired by nature, seasons, and harvest celebrations. Because every piece is handmade, slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing make your artwork truly unique—ensuring you receive a one-of-a-kind creation rather than a mass-produced replica.

At Crafttree Creation, every product tells a story—of eco-friendly craftsmanship, of preserving dying Indian arts, and of empowering local artisans. By choosing this Handmade MULTIPLE DHOKRA WITH SOHRAI PAINTING, you don’t just buy an accessory, you carry culture, sustainability

✨ Key Features

🖐️ Multiple Handcrafted Dhokra Elements
Features a stunning combination of Dhokra brass art—two mini jali frames and one detailed boat scene—crafted using the ancient lost-wax casting technique.

🌿 Eco-Friendly & Handcrafted
Created using natural materials and sustainable artisan processes—ideal for conscious, earth-loving homes.

🌟 Unique, One-of-a-Kind Creation
Every frame is individually handcrafted, ensuring slight variations in metalwork and painting that make your piece truly unique.

🇮🇳 Supports Indigenous Artisans
Your purchase directly uplifts Dhokra and Sohrai artists from India, helping preserve rich tribal art traditions.