Fishes have long been regarded as symbols of prosperity, abundance, and positive energy across cultures. In many traditions, they represent the flow of life, adaptability, and resilience. The Dhokra Twin Fish brings this symbolism into your home, offering a sense of balance and harmony to your space.

Why Keep the Twin Fish?

Placing a fish sculpture near your sideboard or entryway, especially when stepping out of the house, is believed to attract good fortune and ward off negativity. It serves as a daily reminder to embrace life’s flow and challenges with grace, much like the fish that navigate currents effortlessly. Beyond its symbolism, the Twin Fish makes for a striking focal point, infusing your home with warmth and heritage. 

The Ancient Art of Dhokra

Dhokra is one of India’s oldest traditional metal-casting techniques, practiced for over 4,000 years. It traces its roots back to the Harappa and Mohenjodaro Civilizations, making it a living link to the world’s earliest cultures. This intricate craft uses the lost wax technique (cire perdue), passed down through generations of artisans across Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, and West Bengal. Entirely handcrafted, Dhokra’s unique 13-stage process combines clay molds, beeswax, and molten metal to create intricate designs. The resulting alloy of brass, nickel, and zinc gives each piece its antique, timeless finish.

Sustainably Made, Naturally Rooted

Every element of this Dhokra piece is drawn from nature, from the clay of the fields to the wax from the forests. Unlike factory-made products, it carries with it the simplicity and integrity of materials that nurture the earth, ensuring a minimal ecological footprint.

Ethically Sourced, Artisan-Centric

We believe in empowering artisans and preserving their legacy. That’s why we work directly with artists, ensuring fair compensation and celebrating their craftsmanship. We never bargain with the hands that create magic.