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How Brass Idols Are Made: The Ancient Lost-Wax Casting Process Explained
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How Brass Idols Are Made: The Ancient Lost-Wax Casting Process Explained

14 September 2024
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Step inside a Moradabad brass workshop and witness the 5,000-year-old lost-wax (cire perdue) casting technique. From clay model to final polish — see how master craftsmen create each brass deity with their bare hands.

Step inside a Moradabad brass workshop and witness the 5,000-year-old lost-wax (cire perdue) casting technique. From clay model to final polish — see how master craftsmen create each brass deity with their bare hands.

In this article we explore how brass idols are made: the ancient lost-wax casting process explained and its relevance for Gharana's community of devotees and craft enthusiasts.

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