Bidriware hookah
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Bidriware hookah - an oriental tobacco pipe with a long, flexible tube which draws the smoke through water contained in a bowl.
Bidriware wine decanter
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Bidriware wine decanter
Bidriware vases and decanter
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Bidriware vases and decanter
Bidriware vases
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Bidriware vases
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Crafting a bidriware vase
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Crafting a bidriware vase in Bidar, Karnataka
Hookah base, Louvre Museum
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Hookah base. Louvre Museum. Polished and blackened alloy of copper, zinc, lead and tin, inlaid with silver.
Bidri ware flask with flower motifs
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Bidri ware flask with flower motifs. Indian 'bidri' ware flask with flower motifs. Bidriware is since the 19th century an important export metal handicraft of India, due to its striking inlay artwork. The metal used is an alloy of zinc and copper, blackened by a sal ammoniac containing paste, however leaving the striking inlaid silver decoration unaffected. India, Deccan, 18th century AD. October 4, 2012, Canon 7D.
Bidri
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Bidri. Jodhpur ( Rajastan / India ). Meranghar Fort Museum - Bidriware from Bidar / Hyderabad ( 18th century )
Bidriware 4
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Bidriware 4. Photograph took from crafts museum
Bidri art work
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Bidri art work. Bidri handi craft,and Bidriware works from hydarabad, Telangana.
Bidri art work (4)
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Bidri art work (4). Bidri handi craft,and Bidriware works from Hyderabad, Telangana.
Plate
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Plate from India, Bidar, 17th century, zinc alloy with silver inlay. Honolulu Academy of Arts
Vessel
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Bidriware art in craft museum. This vessel was mainly used for storing liquor in the olden days.
Bidri art work (2)
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Bidri art work (2). Bidri handi craft,and Bidriware works from hydarabad, Telangana.
Pictures clicked in Chowmahal palace, Hyderabad, India. Bidri craft.
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Pictures clicked in Chowmahal palace, Hyderabad, India. Bidri craft.
CHOWMAHALLA PALACE Hyderabad (68)
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Pictures clicked in Chowmahal palace, Hyderabad, India. Bidri craft.
Bidri art work (5)
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Bidri art work (5). Bidri handi craft,and Bidriware works from hydarabad, Telangana.
Bidri art work (7)
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Bidri art work (7). Bidri handi craft,and Bidriware works from hydarabad, Telangana.
Bidri art work (1)
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Bidri art work (1). Bidri handi craft,and Bidriware works from hydarabad, Telangana.
Bidri art work (6)
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Bidri art work (6). Bidri handi craft,and Bidriware works from hydarabad, Telangana.
Bidri work on hukka stand
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Bidri work on hukka stand. Bidri is a folk art originating from the city of Bidar in Karnataka. And later gradually this art started being used in Hyderabad city of Andhra Pradesh.
Base for a Water Pipe (Huqqa) with Irises
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Base for a Water Pipe (Huqqa) with Irises. late 17th century. Zinc alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with brass (bidri ware)
Bidri Box for Holding Pan
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Bidri Box for Holding Pan. early–mid 17th century. Zinc alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with silver and brass (bidri ware)
Pan Box in the Shape of a Duck
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Pan Box in the Shape of a Duck, ca. 1700, India (Deccan). Bidri (zinc alloy with inlay of brass and silver)
Base for a Water Pipe (Huqqa) with Poetry and Flowers
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Base for a Water Pipe (Huqqa) with Poetry and Flowers. early 18th century. Zinc alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with silver and brass (bidri ware)
Spittoon
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Spittoon. early 19th century. Zinc alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with silver (bidri ware)
Plate
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Plate. 18th–19th century. Zinc alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with silver (bidri ware)
Spittoon in double bell design
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Spittoon in double bell design. late 18th–early 19th century. Zinc and copper alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with silver (bidri ware)
Water pipe top
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Water pipe top. 19th century. Zinc alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with brass (bidri ware)
Water pipe top 2
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Water pipe top 2. 19th century. Attributed to India, probably Purnia, Bihar. Zinc alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with brass (bidri ware)
Globular Ewer
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Globular Ewer. 18th century. Attributed to India, Deccan, Bidar. Zinc and copper alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with silver (bidri ware).
Water Pipe Base
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Water Pipe Base. 18th–19th century. Attributed to India, Deccan, Bidar. Zinc alloy; cast, engraved, inlaid with silver and brass (bidri ware)