Dawn-Bastar Tribal Art SculptureThe beautiful brass work cast in the dhokra (meaning old) tradition, shows the cart being pulled by two Bull and the driver on it. The work is a fine specimen of the efforts on the part of the people of Bastar Central India to preserve their age old traditions in through their sculpture. Dhokra is a crafting tradition associated mainly with the tribal groups of northern India. Numerous images are cast in the dhokra tradition as artisans preserve their

Diyas constitute an important position in Hinduism and they are used in almost all ritual ceremonies

the Divine Mother Vak (Vag Devi) sang the whole creation into being

therefore means symbol of Lord Shiva and considered most sacred by Shaivaites

His wife Sita and brother Laxman

the elephant has some sparkling designs on it

philosophy of language

It'll bridge the chasm between health and well-being on the one side and religion and spirituality on the other

The tree with leaves is given a detail and royal treatment

The gracefulness and the smoothness of the box reveal the artistic excellence

pada and vrttiriti

The figures are shown wearing a lot of ornaments and clothes

the Latin word for stone