Bidriware - Wikipedia
WEBGulbarga-based artist Rehaman Patel has done extensive research on Bidri art, collecting evidence of the historical background of Bidri, methods of making Bidri, critical review of Bidri collections in India and non-Indian museums, and the introduction of Bidri artisans.
Quaint Elegance - The Craft of Bidri — Google Arts & Culture
WEBEarly Bidriware made by the craftsmen depicted beautiful vegetal and floral pattern with Persian motifs. The designs incorporated local influences too which include motifs like the 'swastika'...
Bidri: The metal craft creating magic in black and silver ... - 30 Stades
WEBJul 2, 2023 · Common motifs are geometrical and floral (flowers and creepers) and sometimes human figures. Apart from the original Persian influence, influences from South India and even Europe determine the designs today.
All About Bidri Art Work And Handicrafts - Utsavpedia
WEBA legacy that started two thousand years ago, today Bidri art is counted among the most popular forms of metal work that dwells in various forms. Introduced by numerous rulers from different parts of the country, this art holds a significant position in the ancient pottery, handicrafts and, cutlery.
Making Of Bidri Art Metalcraft – Behind The Scenes - Inditales
WEBMar 12, 2018 · Bidri Art - exquisite metalcraft in black and silver from Bidar near Hyderabad - video story on the craft - behind the scene look at process
Bīdrī ware | Bidri Art, Metalwork & Inlay | Britannica
WEBBīdrī ware, metal decorative objects ornamented with a type of Indian inlay work. The ware derives its name from the town of Bīdar, in Karnātaka, though it is not made exclusively in that town; Lucknow and Murshidābād are also very important centres of Bīdrī manufacture.
A Centuries-old Metalwork Tradition — Southern India’s Bidriware
WEBMay 30, 2024 · Popular patterns of seventeenth century bidriware were floral arabesques and floral motifs, inspired by Mughal art and Deccani manuscript painting in terms of visual style. In the eighteenth century, a popular motif, also derived from Mughal art, was the poppy flower, which was used extensively.
Bidri Art: Legacy of Medieval Alchemists - PeepulTree
WEBMar 25, 2021 · Somewhere in the grand Bidar Fort in Karnataka lies a secret buried underground. It’s what makes the craft we know as ‘Bidriware’ – silver inlay work on black metal – just so exquisite. Catch the story of Bidri art and we’ll introduce you to some medieval wizardry
(PDF) Art of the Deccan: history of Bidricraft with its architectonic ...
WEBThis article elucidates the unique and fine craft of Bidri which flourished in Bidar, India during the rule of the Bahmani and Baridi Sultans in the Deccan region. The craft has been encouraged and revived many times by subsequent rulers and exists.
The Metal Art of India: Bidriware - RTF - Rethinking The Future
WEBThe Metal Art of India: Bidriware. In the number of ornate handicrafts in India, one stands out with its distinct black color. It is a metal inlay artform where slender floral gold or silver patterns are set against a black hookah or vase. One might have seen this work on jewelry, paan boxes, and bowls too.
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