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Dokra

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English: Initially the community used to make brass vessels to measure rice, bells of different kinds, anklets, lamps (diya) and figures of local mythical characters (Jimut Bahan and Deeporani) and idols of deities.

Additionally Dokra products like bullock cart, horse, elephant, peacock, owl, Nandi (bull), idols of Durga, Saraswati, Ganesh and Lakshmi Narayan, lamp, candle stand, incense stick holder, ash tray, soap case, mobile holder, door knob, figurines of women, mother and child, tribal couple, wall panels with stories of Krishna Leela etc are also made.

The original image by Contact Base has been enhanced with Adobe AI in Photoshop, removing the white area in the picture.
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