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Black Decorative Plate - Bidri Art - Silver Inlay Work
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Add a touch of luxury to your home with this stunning Bidri Art decorative plate. The intricate gold and silver inlay on a deep black base, combined with its eye-catching floral patterns, creates the perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern elegance.
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Product Details
- SKU Code: HD_AY_01075_BK
- Art Type : Bidri Art
- Material : Gunmetal (an alloy of zinc and copper)
- Dimensions : Length-15cms, Width-15cms, Height-3cms
- Design : floral motifs with gold and silver inlay work
- Color : Black
- Weight : 295 gms
- Category : Decor
- Sub-category : Home Decor
- Packaging Content : Black Decorative Plate-- Bidri Art--Silver Inlay Work X 1
- State : Karnataka
- Country of Origin : India
Features
- Intricate Gold and Silver Inlay: Showcasing detailed floral patterns in gold and silver, expertly crafted to create a stunning contrast against the deep black gunmetal base.
- Handcrafted Bidri Art: Made using the traditional Bidri technique, this plate features a sleek black finish, achieved through a unique oxidising process that enhances its beauty.
- Bold Black and Metallic Contrast: The rich black gunmetal paired with shimmering gold and silver inlay creates a captivating, eye-catching effect.
- Versatile Decorative Piece: Perfect as a striking wall decor or centrepiece, this plate adds elegance and sophistication to any home, blending seamlessly with modern or traditional styles.
- Timeless Gift Idea: Reflecting Indian artistry and heritage, this Bidri Art plate is an exceptional gift for art lovers, collectors, or anyone with a taste for refined decor.
Preserving Timeless Traditions of Craftsmanship
Bidri is a mesmerizing craft from Bidar, Karnataka, where silver or gold is artfully inlaid on black metal. Persian artisans introduced this art during the Bahmani Sultanate, blending Turkish, Arabic, and Persian designs. Once etched on steel or copper, today's Bidriware uses zinc and copper alloys, showcasing intricate Mughal designs on the matt black surface. Adorning pieces like platters and paan boxes, Bidri remains a treasured gem in the artistry of southern India.
Manufacturing Process
- Melting the Alloy: The creation of Bidri pieces begins with soil moulds made pliable using castor oil and resin. A combination of 95% zinc and 5% copper is heated to 800°F, then poured into these moulds and allowed to cool. The resulting cast item is refined through filing and buffing to achieve a smooth finish.
- Casting the Article: Once smoothed, the piece is treated with a copper sulphate solution, creating a temporary black coating. Artisans then hand-draw intricate designs onto this matte surface with a sharp stylus, providing a canvas for their artistry.
- Engraving and Inlaying: The item is secured on a waxed stone, allowing artisans to engrave designs using small chisels. Fine silver wires and sheets are then carefully hammered into the engraved grooves to showcase geometric patterns and floral motifs.
- Oxidizing: Finally, the nearly finished piece is dipped in a solution made from centuries-old soil from Bidri Fort and ammonium chloride. This darkens the surface while leaving the silver intact, creating a brilliant contrast. A coat of oil is applied to enhance the rich matte finish.
Note
- Each product may feature slight variations in color or craftsmanship, which adds to its uniqueness and beauty.
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- To clean, apply a few drops of coconut oil to the surface of the product and gently wipe it with a soft cotton cloth.
- Handle with Care.
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