BIDRI PRODUCTS
Discover the allure of timeless artistry with our collection of Bidri products. Immerse yourself in the rich legacy of Bidri craftsmanship, a heritage that dates back centuries, as you explore a range of meticulously handcrafted pieces that blend tradition with contemporary elegance.
Key Features:
Exquisite Designs: Our Bidri products showcase a diverse array of designs, from traditional motifs inspired by nature and geometric patterns to contemporary interpretations that blend Bidri’s heritage with modern aesthetics. Each piece tells a story of artistry, dedication, and the seamless fusion of creativity and craftsmanship.
Functional Art: From ornate vases and elegant candle holders to decorative trays, our Bidri collection offers both functional utility and artistic beauty. Elevate your living space or adorn yourself with pieces that hold a piece of history within their intricate details.
Symbol of Pride: Historically, Bidri products were portrayed as symbols of pride and luxury. With our bidri showpieces, you have the opportunity to own and cherish a part of this legacy, showcasing your appreciation for heritage and art.
Thoughtful Gifting: Whether it’s a wedding, anniversary, or a special occasion, Bidri products from Sanjeevini Mart make for exquisite and thoughtful gifts that will be treasured for years to come. Each piece is a testament to the artistry and dedication of our artisans of self-help groups.
QUALITY WORTH EVERY PENNY
Bidri Artistry: Each piece in our collection is a masterpiece of intricate Bidri craftsmanship. Bidri is a traditional metalwork technique that originates from the historic city of Bidar in India. The distinct beauty of Bidri lies in the harmonious marriage of silver and black metal, resulting in intricate patterns and designs that are etched, engraved, and inlaid by skilled artisans.
Time-honored Techniques: Our artisans employ age-old techniques passed down through generations to create Bidri products that exude a sense of cultural richness. The process involves casting the base metal, typically an alloy of zinc and copper, followed by careful engraving and inlaying of silver.
