For centuries, the rhythmic clang of hammers and the glow of molten brass have kept alive one of India’s oldest art forms — Dhokra.
Born from the lost-wax casting process that dates back over 4,000 years, every Dhokra ornament carries a story — a single moment of creation that can never be repeated. Once the wax mold melts away, it is gone forever, leaving behind a form as unique as a fingerprint.
At Miharu, Dhokra isn’t just a medium — it’s a way of life. For over a decade, our studio in Durgapur has worked closely with artisans who have inherited this skill through generations. Every design begins as wax and flame, shaped by patient hands, guided by instinct and tradition.
But as we grew, one question kept echoing through our workshop:
How can we make these ancient forms speak to the modern woman — one who seeks both soul and sophistication in her jewellery?
Bridging Heritage with Modern Design
The journey began humbly. Our small team taught itself welding, experimented with metal textures, and even built new techniques from scratch. Each failure taught us resilience; each success brought us closer to our goal — to give Dhokra the finish it deserves, without losing its raw beauty.
That search for balance has now led us to Jaipur, India’s jewellery capital. Here, the precision of master goldsmiths meets the earthy imperfection of hand-cast brass. Together, they are crafting something the world has rarely seen before —
heritage that wears effortlessly, elegance that feels rooted.
Where the Soul Meets the Shine
The Dhokra pieces still carry their original texture and story, but are now joined with rings, hoops, brass chains, semi-precious stones, and contemporary fittings that ensure durability and polish. The result?
✨ The soul of Dhokra remains untouched.
✨ The finesse of Jaipur adds strength and modernity.
✨ The final creation becomes a conversation between tradition and trend.
This isn’t fine jewellery, and it isn’t tribal jewellery either.
It’s a new space — heritage reimagined for today.
Crafting an Impact — The Miharu Way
At Miharu, our mission has always been clear: to create jewellery that carries meaning, connects cultures, and sustains the artisans behind it.
Each piece you wear celebrates not just beauty, but a living tradition that continues to evolve with every experiment, every collaboration, and every new pair of hands that joins this story.
Because if these stories of craft aren’t told, they risk being forgotten.
And if heritage doesn’t evolve, it fades.
So here’s to the next chapter — where the ancient art of Dhokra meets the refined craftsmanship of Jaipur, and together, they craft an impact.