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Daroga Priyonath Mukhopadhyay
Calcutta Police, 1880s — lantern light, a footprint on the cobbles, the first Bengali detective at work
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| Sizes | 12 cm — ₹2,199 14 cm — ₹2,709 16 cm — ₹3,239 18 cm — ₹3,799 20 cm — ₹4,379 |
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| Finish | Hand-painted colour, or raw grey resin (no colour) |
| Material | UV-stable epoxy resin, cast to order |
| Made in | Kolkata, West Bengal · shipped across India |
About this piece
Priyonath Mukhopadhyay (1855–1947), Inspector of the Calcutta Police and author of Darogar Daptar — the real detective whose case diaries began Bengali crime writing. Khaki uniform and pagri, down on one knee under the gas lamp with his magnifying glass on a footprint, evidence marker set, leather case and his bicycle behind him. Hand-cast in resin, brass-look plate on the plinth.
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How it is made
Each Daroga Priyonath Mukhopadhyay is 3D modelled, printed in resin at the size you choose, cleaned, cured, and then hand-painted one piece at a time in our Kolkata studio. Because the colour is laid on by hand, no two pieces are identical.
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