Tribal Man Cutting Cactus Tree Brass Statue Handmade

This brass sculpture captures a tribal artisan in the moment of harvest, leaning into the work of cutting a cactus tree. The figure bends forward with purposeful effort, tool raised, rendered in the distinctive style of Bastar metalwork. The composition freezes a moment of rural livelihood, with clean lines defining the body's tension and the texture of the plant being harvested.

Hand cast in brass, this piece shows the detailed surface work typical of Bastar tribal craftsmen, where each casting reveals the artist's attention to posture and movement. At seven inches tall, it's sized for a shelf, desk, or as part of a collection of ethnographic art. The piece presents beautifully whether displayed individually or grouped with other tribal sculptures.

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: 7 inch Height x 5.5 inch Width x 1.5 inch Depth
• Weight: 0.740 kg
• Craft: Hand cast brass using traditional Bastar tribal metalworking techniques
• Care: Dust regularly with a soft cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a gentle brass cleaner and dry thoroughly

This sculpture appeals to collectors of tribal art, ethnographic pieces, and those drawn to representations of traditional labor and rural culture. It makes a meaningful gift for anyone with an interest in Indian craft heritage or contemporary tribal aesthetics.