How Metal Artists In India Are Keeping A 4,500-Year-Old Craft Alive
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Dhokra art is one of the world’s oldest art forms. The metal-casting craft has been practiced by tribal families throughout India for 4,500 years. But following an economic reform in 2016 and the rising cost of raw materials, the future of this craft may be in jeopardy.
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i am a british sculptor and i was very lucky to stay in kondagaon and study dohkra for some months in the1990's with jaidev , rajendras uncle. i have several of his beautiful sculptures, i will never forget drinking moa with him and the wonderful hospitality of the tribal people that live in this part of india, i sincerely hope that the government of india protects the forests and traditions of bastar for future generations
Hello
Hi,
Kindly visit the artists once more to support their livelihood.
Moreover, I would be gratified much if you consider sending the address of their workshop.
I came here from a short. Thank goodness for those annoying little shorts. I'm fascinated by this art!
I found this video from its short, as well. And I agree that shorts are annoying.
Same
It breaks my heart that india is the biggest consumer of youtube but they're not interested in their culture anymore.
For the past 2 generations, the world and our own country taught us that we should shed our culture and become 'modern'. They even pumped a lot of money to 'reform' us out of our family trades into getting 'higher' education so that we are 'not exploited'. Never take advice from immature people, no matter how rich and powerful they are at the moment.
Thoroughly enjoyed learning about Dokra art.Being a connoisseur of traditional art and a small time collector,
small time collector , it pains me to know that these skilled artisans are not recognised adequately and find it difficult to make ends meet. I would like to see more of such traditional artisans and their unique art forms. Can you please post any videos on PataChtra, a traditional art form of Orissa, which is etching various forms on Palm leaf.
Use this chap's time and effort, show their day to day struggle, but won't have the decency to give the audience his contact or website. Not cool 😢
Distribution problem, he still sells through government owned stores
What a marvelous art form....something that was way ahead of its generation and today it might be old but more precious than gold.....
Ours may be the only country which doesn't recognise/values its own traditional art forms...
I have always been fascinated by India. The history,the people, the land, animals, flora. And the music and art. The fabrics,the customs and festivals, everything. Please don’t be eaten up by China or any other country or culture. Time changes everything, but it is good to remember the past, let go of the bad, and preserve the good and unique❤️
Fascinating and beautiful art!!!
Such an eco-friendly way to make art.
Rajendra ji aap apni parmpra ko hi nhi hmari sanskrti ko bhi aage bda rhe h ,aap ko abhinadan krte h,aap se milne jarur aaunga ,jay hind Jay bharat
These statuettes look magnificent!
You'll find extraordinarily artisans with world class art in every citu and every street of India and sadly living under worse conditions.
What I don't understand is that it's the wax that forms the main shape and forms but he eventually burns them all out again. And put in the liquified metals into it...but it still forms the images...I'm lost😮
The wax design imprints on the inside of the second layer of clay. The outside clay holds the impression that the wax left behind and gets baked hard. Molten metal then takes that shape.
That's what the clay mould is for.
Try to Google investment casting and lost wax casting
Very cunningly the foreign channels target people to point flak at the current Indian Government because they are not a puppet of the western interests. The current Indian government is working hard for the development of indigenous art forms
It is the Lost Wax Technique of Harappan Civilization ❤
Hate this practice of giant youtube channel funded by multinational media company, beside his name, they didnt give any details of the artist, they should have to provide his details so ppl can reach out to him.
Today it's modified version is used to make jet engine parts, know as investment casting process, great India, Wise India. ❤
Excellent
Thanks
This is very beautiful technique I have done camp of this art
I am assuming the core clay remains inside the metal sculpture once finished? At least in some form?
Yes, it remains inside, some left a little hole so dry from inside can be took out
How come it has less than 1000 views in 2 days.
No idea, this is pretty amazing to watch.
Demonetization did not kill this craft. We Indians who love our country need to buy these arts. The worst we could do is ignore our traditional arts to the political left to take over and exploit against us.
How do you buy this art ?
To get the real thing, something unique, made by a craftsman, you would have to get it directly from them.
Maybe online or you could go there in person.
The artisan's are called vishwakarma 's🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Does anyone know why the beeswax is black?
wow.
plz comment address or location also
Kondagaon Chhattisgarh India. Aur is art ko dhokkra kahte hai. Main chattisgarh se hu main ise bante dekha hai.
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Is it possible
This iart is outstanding
Peoples doesn't knw abt it
Don't blame modi gov
Main problem is pramossion
Don't sprade agenda
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Dokra tribe invented 3D printing 4500 years before modern civilization...
You don't know what 3d printing is
This is good.. if you do not have a 3d printer.
Why is it that these people Critisize indian Govt ?????
It's sort of a national sport for them.