Pair of brass Dhokra figures crafted using the lost-wax casting technique, each rendered in a stylized anthropomorphic form with conical headdresses, flared lower garments, and raised arms. Mounted on pierced triangular bases, the figures exhibit geometric detailing and rhythmic symmetry, characteristic of tribal metalwork from Gujarat. These objects served both decorative and functional roles, possibly as surma danis (kohl containers) or ritual figurines. Their bold silhouettes and textured surfaces reflect the folk aesthetic and artisanal heritage of western India.

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