GiTAGGED® Iron Craft- Tribal Dance Photo Frame (1.5×2 ft)

The Evolution of Iron from a hunting tool to Utilities is a narrative best captured in the Iron craft of Bastar.

Production Process:

The process starts with scrap iron being repeatedly beaten when it is hot. It requires no casting and molding. The desired shape is given carefully by beating it at necessary spots. Then unnecessary portions are cut away and filed to remove sharp objects. On completion, a varnish coat is applied to enhance the luster. Both hollow and solid figures are made.

Bastar Iron Craft has been Conferred with the Geographical Indication (GI) status by the Government of India in 2008 with GI Number 68.

Uniqueness:

• Traditional Indian iron craft that is manufactured in the Bastar district of Chhattisgarh.
• One of the most unique and the oldest craft from.
• Inspired by the folk life of the local tribes of Bastar.
• It has an artistic and elegant appeal regardless of its simplistic form.
• Application of vegetable oil to prevent the Iron from rusting.
• Made up of recycled Iron Scrap, Charcoal & Red Soil.

Perfect for gifts and decor. Enrich your home with this beautiful Bastar Iron Craft designed by the skilled artisans of Bastar.