Introducing the exquisite GiTAGGED Bidriware Silver Inlay 6 Circle Necklace, a stunning representation of traditional craftsmanship. This handcrafted necklace showcases the unique Bidri art form, which originated from the historical Bidar district of Karnataka, India. Utilizing pure silver wire inlay work on a base of zinc and copper, this necklace not only boasts an elegant aesthetic but also reflects the rich cultural heritage of its origin, tracing back to the 16th century. The remarkable oxidizing properties of the locally sourced soil at Bidar Fort give the zinc a striking black finish, providing a beautiful contrast to the shimmering silver. Perfect for both ethnic and casual occasions, this necklace weighs 50 grams and is a true collector's item, handcrafted by the esteemed Shri Ramesh, Chief Craftsman of the GI Panchayath, Bidar. Experience the charm of Bidriware with this extraordinary accessory that combines art, culture, and tradition in one fabulous piece. For real-time images or video, feel free to reach out to us on 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 | 50 grams |
Occasion | Ethnic & Casual Wear |
Craftsmanship | Handcrafted by Shri Ramesh, Chief Craftsmen, GI Panchayath, Bidar |
Period of Origin | 16th Century |
Geographical Origin | Bidar District, Karnataka, India |
Attributes | Description |
---|---|
GI Application No. | 20 |
GI Status | Awarded 2005 - 2006 |
Base Material Composition | Zinc (16), Copper (1) |
Contact for Images/Videos | WhatsApp us on +91-7760300248 |
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Brand: Gitagged
Country of Origin: India
Inlay Material | Pure Silver |
Inlay Type | Wire Work |
Base Metal | Zinc & Copper |
Weight | 50 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 |
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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 Ramesh, Chief Craftsmen, GI Panchayath, Bidar. |
Base Material |
Zinc (16) : Copper (1) |
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