- Sukanta’s Dhamrai Metal Crafts - Early in the morning after breakfast we will start towards tangail Dalduar, upon arrival at Tangali we will visit Atia mosque 17th century which is decorated by terracotta, after visit we will visit pottery village meet the local people. Lunch will be served at Tangail. after we will start again towards Dhamrai. upon arrival at Dhamrai we will visit Metal craft factory. after visit we will return Dhaka via Savar en route we will visit our national monument if time will permit.
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A tradition thousands of years old perseveres in about 30 communities in the vicinity of Dhamrai, with its roots dating back to the Pala Dynasty (800-1100 AD), an era graced by the presence of early Buddhist and Hindu colonies. Considered to be Dhamrai’s ‘Workspace for Metal Arts and Crafts’, this part of history is clearly mirrored in each metal work created in Dhamrai.
The craftsmen in the Dhamrai region utilize four conventional handmade techniques, the lost wax method, clay casting, sand casting and hammering. Of these, the ancient wax method is highly intricate and only a small number of artisans still employ it. A brief explanation of the lost wax model is given further below in this article.
Additionally, take pleasure in visiting the 17th Century Atia Mosque, pottery community, and meeting the local village folks.
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