Chouko-Tara Dokra Brass Bugadi/Ear Climbers

Drawing from the primitive geometric symbology of Bengal’s 4,000-year-old cire-perdue (lost-wax) metalcasting legacy, the Chouko-Tara Earrings translate ancient labyrinthine motifs into sharp, contemporary adornment. The centerpiece features a crisp, concentric square spiral that catches the light along its concentric ridges, balanced by an elongated linear drop that creates an elegant, neck-lengthening profile. Rural artisans meticulously form each geometric angle by hand using pliable beeswax threads over an alluvial clay mold before firing it in open wood kilns to replace the wax with molten brass. The resulting solid brass earrings carry the warm, antique-gold glow, organic tactile texture, and natural hand-cast individuality exclusive to authentic Dokra art. Finished with an integrated contoured hook for effortless pierced wear, they pair seamlessly with crisp handloom cottons, Jamdani saris, or minimalist western tailoring.

• Craft: Authentic Bengal Dokra (cire-perdue lost-wax casting)

• Material: 100% Solid Brass / Bell Metal with a soft antique-satin finish

• Motif: Concentric square labyrinth spiral with linear drop stem (Chouko-Tara)

• Closure: Integrated shepherd’s hook wire for pierced ears