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Discover the exquisite craftsmanship of the GiTAGGED Bidriware Bidri Work Leaf Bangle, designed for those seeking authenticity in ethnic and casual wear. Handcrafted by the skilled artisans of Bidar, Karnataka, this stunning piece features intricate wire work of pure silver embedded in a base metal of zinc and copper. The unique oxidizing properties of the local soil give Bidriware its signature black finish, while the carefully inlaid silver patterns ensure it stands out as both a traditional and contemporary piece. Weighing just 35 grams, this bangle offers a lightweight yet elegant addition to your jewelry collection. Perfect for various occasions, this piece not only signifies a rich cultural heritage but also substantially contributes to the local artisan community. For real-time images and further inquiries, please contact us via WhatsApp at +91-7760300248.
Key Features
Features | Description |
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Inlay Material | Pure Silver |
Inlay Type | Wire Work |
Base Metal | Zinc & Copper |
Weight | 35 grams |
Occasion | Ethnic & Casual Wear |
Process | Handcrafted |
Origin Period | 16th Century |
Geographical Region | Bidar District, Karnataka |
Attributes | Description |
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GI Application No. | 20 |
GI Status | Awarded 2005 – 2006 |
Craftsman | Shri Abdul Hakeem, Chief Craftsmen, GI Panchayath Bidar |
Country of Origin | Persia (Iran) |
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Brand: Gitagged
Country of Origin: 101
Inlay Material | Pure Silver |
Inlay Type | Wire Work |
Base Metal | Zinc & Copper |
Weight | 35 grams |
Occasion | Ethnic & Casual Wear |
Process | Handcrafted |
Real-time Images or Video | WhatsApp us on +91-***** |
The soil found at the Bidar fort exhibits magical oxidizing properties, it turns zinc, a white metal into sheer black-ware, while intricate patterns inlaid with pure silver retains its original color.
Period of Origin |
16th Century |
---|---|
Country of Origin |
Persia (Iran) |
Geographical Region |
Bidar District, Karnataka |
GI Application No. |
20 |
GI Status Awarded |
2005 ďż˝ 2006 |
GI Product of India |
21st |
Handcrafted By |
Shri Abdul Hakeem, Chief Craftsmen, GI Panchayath Bidar |
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