This suspended light, crafted through the intricate lost-wax process of Dhokra, celebrates the beauty and skill of rural craftsmanship. Unlike mass-produced city-made pieces, the delicate details of this light can only be achieved by hand, reflecting a technique that machines cannot replicate. Juxtaposed with a cast-brass cup that holds the light, the piece contrasts the fine, organic shapes of the village craft with the precision of urban metalwork. Enhanced with alabaster and brass spheres, it evokes the imagery of berries on a tree—like a branch suspended in midair, resembling an aerial plant or a bouquet of flowers.