This Dhokra Radha Krishna Brass figurine is a metallic structure adorned with detailed costumes and jewelry relevant to historical narrative and Indian mythology. It represents the Dhokra craft, which uses the lost-wax casting method to create such pieces. The metal used has a dull golden sheen, which is brass, a common material for Dhokra artifacts. The Krishna on the left plays flute while Radha on the right strikes a dancing pose. They are standing on a circular base, and the overall craftsmanship of the statue is intricate, with attention to the textures and patterns of the clothing and accessories.
