Trophies are tangible symbols of achievement, recognition, and success.These trophies are specially curated and designed with KIIT DU branding.

Trophies are symbols of achievement and recognition, awarded for accomplishments in various fields, specially curated with KIIT DU branding.

Trophies are curated symbols of achievement and success, awarded to individuals or teams for their accomplishments, specially designed with KIIT DU branding.

Trophies are tangible symbols of achievement, recognition, and success, awarded to individuals or teams in various fields for their accomplishments.

New Zealand's diverse seashells, known for their beauty and uniqueness, are perfect for crafting shell jewelry. With a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors from the country's coastline, New Zealand shell earrings add a coastal charm to any look.

Dhokra art, also known as bell metal craft, is a famous traditional craft of Odisha, known for its non-ferrous metal casting using the lost-wax technique, practiced for over 4,000 years in India. The name "Dhokra" comes from the Dhokra Damar tribes of West Bengal. Inspired by folk culture, Dhokra motifs feature small figurines of horses, drummers, tribal deities, and plaques, primarily made from brass scrap.

A Dhokra hand bell is a beautifully crafted piece made using traditional lost-wax casting. Featuring intricate tribal designs, it serves as both a decorative accent and a functional instrument, showcasing the artisanal craftsmanship of India.

Dhokra art, also known as bell metal craft, is a traditional non-ferrous metal casting technique from Odisha, using the lost-wax method. Practiced for over 4,000 years, it originated with the Dhokra Damar tribes of West Bengal. Folk-inspired motifs include figurines of horses, drummers, and deities, made from brass scrap.

Dhokra art, also known as bell metal craft, is a traditional non-ferrous metal casting technique from Odisha, using the lost-wax method. Practiced for over 4,000 years, it originated with the Dhokra Damar tribes of West Bengal. Folk-inspired motifs include figurines of horses, drummers, and deities, made primarily from brass scrap.

Dhokra is a rust-free, non-ferrous metal art crafted using the lost-wax casting technique. The alloy, made from nickel, brass, and zinc, is cast using either solid or traditional hollow casting methods. This particular piece is a swan-shaped box, ideal for home decor as a showpiece.

Dhokra art, also known as bell metal craft, is a traditional non-ferrous metal casting technique from Odisha, using the lost-wax method. Practiced in India for over 4,000 years, it originated with the Dhokra Damar tribes of West Bengal. The motifs, inspired by folk culture, include figurines of horses, drummers, tribal deities, and plaques, made mainly from brass scrap.

Dhokra art, also known as bell metal craft, is a traditional non-ferrous metal casting technique from Odisha, using the lost-wax method. Practiced for over 4,000 years, it originated with the Dhokra Damar tribes of West Bengal. The motifs, inspired by folk culture, include small figurines of horses, drummers, tribal deities, and plaques, mainly made from brass scrap.