Dhokra Napkin Holder — Tribal Mask
A Dhokra brass napkin holder shaped from two tribal masks mounted back to back on a sheesham wood base.
Original price was: £39.00.£35.00Current price is: £35.00.
One of the most unique napkin holders you’ll come across. A handcast brass tribal mask mounted on a sheesham wood base — two identical faces sit back to back, forming a narrow slot between them that holds napkins upright. The faces are detailed with line-etched features — headdress, eyes, nose, mouth — and small spiral curls on either side at ear level.
The base is a flat square of dark-finished wood. The brass mask stands on two thin pins fixed into the wood. Holds standard paper napkins or cloth napkins folded into a triangle.
Sits on a dining table, kitchen counter, or side table as the napkins get clutched between the masks.
| Material |
Solid brass (mask) + wood (base) |
|---|---|
| Finish |
Natural brass with dark patina patches; wood has a natural matte finish. |
| Dimensions |
10 × 9 × 9 cm / approx. 4 × 3.5 × 3.5 in |
| Weight |
307g |
| Origin |
Handcrafted in Chhattisgarh, India |
| Care |
Wipe brass with a dry cloth. Clean the wooden base with a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid soaking or submerging. |
