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Start Your Own Brass Art Manufacturing Unit – Create Global-Grade Handicrafts from India

Set up a brass art manufacturing unit in India using brass scrap and bell metal to produce handmade brass decor, sculptures, and gifting items. Access skilled artisans, metal casting tools, and raw materials for crafting traditional brass handicrafts. Ideal for starting a brass sculpture export business, home decor brand, or eco-friendly art venture. Benefit from India’s tribal craftsmanship, government support, and rising global demand for brass figurines, ethnic home accessories, and custom metal art. A perfect opportunity for handicraft exporters, art entrepreneurs, and cultural decor startups seeking global brass business growth.

👉 Unlike factory-made metal products, Dhokra is not just a craft — it is a time-intensive, handcrafted tribal art form, passed down through generations. Each piece reflects the artisan’s soul, making it a true heritage handicraft, not mass-produced craftwork.

Thin wax threads used in Bastar for making intricate brass artwork through the lost-wax casting process.
Thin wax threads used in Bastar for making intricate brass artwork through the lost-wax casting process.
"Tribal artisan shaping wax mold to cast brass idol in traditional lost-wax method""Tribal artisan shaping wax mold to cast brass idol in traditional lost-wax method"
Stunning handcrafted tribal wax structure made by Bastar artisans for creating traditional brass artwork using the lost-wax
Stunning handcrafted tribal wax structure made by Bastar artisans for creating traditional brass artwork using the lost-wax
"Applying special clay over wax mould to create brass sculpture in Dhokra art, Bastar Chhattisgarh"
"Applying special clay over wax mould to create brass sculpture in Dhokra art, Bastar Chhattisgarh"
"Special clay layered over wax model in the Dhokra brass art process by tribal artisans of Bastar, Chhattisgarh"
"Special clay layered over wax model in the Dhokra brass art process by tribal artisans of Bastar, Chhattisgarh"

Brassware Manufacturing – Start Your Own Global Export Unit

✅ We provide the land and complete project support. You only need to invest in the plant and machinery.

What is Brassware?

Brassware is crafted primarily from brass scrap (copper & zinc) and involves traditional metal casting and handcrafting techniques. Skilled artisans in India produce handmade brass handicrafts, decorative brass items, sculptures, utility products, lamps, and ethnic home decor pieces. These products are renowned worldwide for their quality, eco-friendly production, and cultural heritage.

Brass handicraft work, especially using the lost wax metal casting technique, is practiced in various parts of India, with Bastar (Chhattisgarh), Murshidabad (West Bengal), Dhenkanal (Odisha), and Jharkhand being famous for this age-old tradition. Among them, Bastar brass craft holds a special GI Tag and is over 4,000 years old, originating from the ancient traditions of the Indus Valley Civilization.

Brassware items have strong demand in Europe, USA, Japan, Australia, Middle East, and other international markets.

Business Opportunity: Start Your Own Brass Craft Manufacturing Unit

We offer a complete opportunity to start a brass handicraft and metal decor manufacturing unit using brass scrap or bell metal ingots.

What You Can Manufacture:

  • Handcrafted Brass Sculptures and Figurines

  • Traditional Brass Lamps, Wall Hangings, and Decorative Panels

  • Customized Brass Gift Items for Home and Corporate Use

  • Ethnic and Designer Brassware for Global Export

How to Set Up the Brass Manufacturing Unit

/ Raw Material Sourcing

  • High Purity Brass Scrap or Bell Metal Ingots

  • Supporting Materials: Natural Wax, Clay, Polishing Buffs, Antique Coatings

/ Production Infrastructure

  • Wax Modeling and Pattern Making Tools

  • Clay Molding and Metal Casting Equipment (Furnace, Tongs)

  • Polishing, Grinding, and Finishing Machines

  • Antique Finishing and Protective Coating Stations

Step-by-Step Brass Casting Process (Lost Wax Method)

The entire process of Dhokra art involves manual labor by skilled tribal artisans — from wax modeling to metal casting. It follows no industrial shortcuts, proving that Dhokra is a genuine handicraft, not an industrial craft.

  1. Wax Modeling: Artisans create detailed wax figures using beeswax or natural wax.

  2. Molding: Multiple clay layers are applied on the wax model to form a mold.

  3. Dewaxing: The mold is heated to melt and drain out the wax, leaving a hollow cavity.

  4. Casting: Molten brass is poured into the cavity (temperature: 950°C–1050°C).

  5. Breaking the Mold: Once cooled, the outer clay is broken to reveal the brass sculpture.

  6. Finishing: Polishing, grinding, antique coating, and final touch-ups are done.

Common Mistakes in Casting & How to Avoid Them

  • Air Bubbles or Moisture in the mold can create cavities. Solution: Proper mold drying and vent holes.

  • Uneven Wax Thickness leads to weak joints. Solution: Standardize pattern thickness.

  • Improper Pouring Temperature can affect metal flow. Maintain between 950°C–1050°C.

  • Shrinkage in Casting: On average, brass casting shrinkage is 2–4%. Prevent this by allowing proper cooling time, using quality molds, and maintaining metal purity.

How to Clean Brass Handicrafts

  • Use a soft cloth for regular dusting.

  • For shine, apply a small amount of coconut oil or brass polish.

  • Avoid harsh chemicals and water soaking.

Global Market Demand & Export Scope

  • USA, UK: Handcrafted Brass Home Decor, Ethical Artifacts

  • Germany, France: Fair-Trade Brass Collectibles, Museum Gifts

  • Japan, Australia: Sustainable Artisan Brass Products for Interiors

  • Middle East: Heritage Religious Lamps and Custom Decor

Bulk Supply to:
🛒 Retail Chains • 🏨 Hospitality Sector • 🖼 Galleries • 🌐 Online Marketplaces (Amazon, Etsy, Alibaba)

Licenses & Certifications Required

✅ Recognized as a tribal handicraft under Indian Handicrafts Classification, with GI Tag validation ensuring authenticity and artisan rights.

  • Export Registration with EPCH or equivalent bodies

  • GST & Import Export Code (IEC)

  • Product Quality and Safety Certifications as per Importer’s Country

  • Optional: Fair Trade, Eco-Certification, or GI Authorization if manufacturing traditional designs like Bastar Brass

Why Invest in Brass Manufacturing?

✅ Low-Cost Raw Materials (Recycled Brass Scrap)
✅ Eco-Friendly and Traditional Handmade Craftsmanship
✅ High Global Demand in Luxury, Giftware, and Interior Decor Markets
✅ Government Support for Artisan-Based Export Units
✅ Attractive Returns and Growing Export Opportunities
✅ Over 4,000 Years of Proven Technique with Modern Appeal

Our Support for You

We assist you in establishing a fully functional brass manufacturing unit with:

  • Reliable Raw Material Supply Chain

  • Production Training and Technical Guidance

  • Branding, Marketing, and Export Channel Development

  • Cluster Development Support and Expansion Planning

Begin Your Global Brass Manufacturing Venture Today

Join India’s rich legacy of brass handicrafts and metal decor. Capture international markets with authentic, eco-friendly brassware using time-tested techniques like lost wax casting from Bastar and beyond.

📞 Contact us now for a detailed project report, investment estimate, and export assistance.

Note: Dhokra is internationally recognized as a tribal handicraft, not just a decorative craft. Every piece is 100% handmade, carrying heritage, effort, and cultural identity.

"Handcrafting tribal brass art: Layering fine clay over detailed wax mould in Bastar's Dhokra technique"
"Handcrafting tribal brass art: Layering fine clay over detailed wax mould in Bastar's Dhokra technique"
"A pile of wax-moulded brass sculptures covered with special clay, ready for casting in traditional Dhokra art from Bastar"
"A pile of wax-moulded brass sculptures covered with special clay, ready for casting in traditional Dhokra art from Bastar"
"A traditional metal pot used for melting brass during the casting process in Dhokra art, Bastar, Chhattisgarh."
"A traditional metal pot used for melting brass during the casting process in Dhokra art, Bastar, Chhattisgarh."
"A tribal artisan carefully filing and refining excess brass from a sculpture after casting in the traditional Dhokra art"
"A tribal artisan carefully filing and refining excess brass from a sculpture after casting in the traditional Dhokra art"