This wooden Owl is one of the excellent examples of the creativity of skilled artisans and are highly acknowledgement due to their smooth finish and attractive looks.The dolls are first chiselled from a piece of seasoned wood cut to the required length,then the face and attire are painted on them.Wooden wolf are integral part of any folk culture.Bengal has rich culture of wooden dolls specially made in Natungram,East Burdwan.This wooden wolf figure is multicolour and is very popular in every household as it is believed that the companion of Laxmi brings good luck and peace to the family who keeps it at home.It is a piece of traditional art and excellent home décor item.A handcrafted wooden showpiece is a decorative item that is made entirely by hand using traditional wood working techniques.They make great gifts for anyone who appreciates handmade art or who wants to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to their home or office.This handcrafted wooden showpieces can be used to decorate living rooms,bedrooms,offices and other spaces, adding a warm and rustic charm to any setting.
Brand : Craft Engine
Theme : Wood, Figures, Wolf, Traditional, Ethnic, Contemporary
Type : Owl Bird & Animal Showpiece, Handicraft & Artifacts
Number of piece : 1
Assemble require : No
Material : Wood
Colour : Dark Brown with Multi colour
Suitable for : Table, Home décor
Regional Speciality : Natungram, East Burdwan, West Bengal, India
Item Dimensions : 22 cm * 16 cm * 9 cm ( H * L * W )
Item Weight : 2 kg (approx)
Use for : Interior decoration, Home decor, Office decor, Gifting idea for any occasions
Care instruction : Rub with soft cloth
Special Note : These products are exclusive hand made by several craftsmen. So the design, weight and dimension may have slightly change due to the handcrafting process. Actual colour may vary due to photography
Eco-friendly
Made in India
The history of Bengal’s wooden doll making goes back about 250 years when the region witnessed a migration from the western and northern provinces of India just as the colonial period was beginning and old social and economic orders were changing.Although this craft has disappeared from most of the places across the state,a small village in East Burdwan of West Bengal namely Natungram is trying hard to continue with this old tradition.Reminiscent of Bengal’s wooden architecture,these dolls were an integral part of people’s life,from rituals to historical associations.Nearly the entire village of Natungram practices doll making which is often a collaborative family activity.This artisan’s hub has recently been turned into a tourist destination.The West Bengal govt in association with UNESCO has been working to protect and promote the cultural heritage and has developed a Folk Art Centre at Natungram with lodging facilities for the tourists.
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