A Gond Tribe-Bell Metal StatuetteThe lanky figure of the Gond tribal has been crafted in the traditional dhokra style with some tribal features getting reflected in the figure. His legs are very long and the figure is wearing the loincloth. He is having a bow and an arrow in his hands. He is wearing some ornaments and his face is quite prominent. Crafted in the traditional lost wax technique, the figure attests to the desire of the tribal artists to preserve their traditions and

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Weight :150 Gm