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The Mahua Tree sculpture is a handcrafted work of art created using the traditional Dhokra (Bell Metal) craft and the ancient lost-wax casting technique. Inspired by Bastar's tribal culture, it represents the revered Mahua Tree, often known as the "Golden Tree," a symbol deeply rooted in the everyday life and traditions of tribal communities.
This sculpture portrays a group of men seated beneath the tree's canopy, representing social bonding, storytelling, music, community gatherings, and shared traditions. In the tribal villages of Bastar, the Mahua tree has long served as a natural meeting place where people come together to celebrate, exchange stories, resolve disputes, and strengthen community ties.
For the tribal communities of Bastar, the Mahua tree is far more than a treeβit is an integral part of life itself. From birth ceremonies and marriages to funeral rituals, it remains closely connected with every stage of existence. Its flowers are traditionally used to prepare Mahua liquor for festivals and communal celebrations, while its seeds, leaves, and bark have long been valued for their everyday and medicinal uses.
Meticulously handcrafted, this sculpture celebrates the cultural significance of the Mahua tree while preserving the artistic heritage of traditional Dhokra craftsmanship.
| Attribute Details | |
| Product Type | Decorative Sculpture |
| Material | Bell Metal (Dhokra Craft) |
| Craft | Traditional Dhokra Lost-Wax Casting |
| Design | Mahua Tree with Tribal Gathering |
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