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How metal artists in India are keeping the 4,500-year-old craft of Dhokra alive

By Business Insider

Published : Sept. 29, 2022 - 10:20

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Dhokra art has been practiced by tribal families throughout India for 4,500 years. But because of an economic reform in 2016 and the rising cost of raw materials, the future of this craft may be in jeopardy.

For more information on Rajendra's work, email him at rajendrabaghelkgn@gmail.com

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