Dhokra Lakshmi Maa PlanterThis is a hand cast brass Lakshmi Maa planter, made by a tribal artisan in India using a technique that is over 4,000 years old which can be a perfect fit for your favourite trailing greens or a small tulsi plant in your home pujaghar. This craft is called Dhokra an ancient lost wax metal casting technique practised by tribal communities across central and eastern India. The artisan builds your piece entirely in beeswax by hand every coil of the mane,

000-year-old lost-wax casting technique

Being entirely hand-painted

or alongside our black mask for a contrasting pair — each one hand-shaped

navy berry clusters

Cheriyal art was once used by the Nakashi artist community to narrate epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana — here

Hand-appliquéd by skilled women artisans

Also works as a natural pest repellent

and serenity

Mustard quilting

Cast in a single striking matte black silhouette

Minimalist composition with intricate linework

a GI-tagged art form