Lord Jagannath In Silver filigree by Avinash Kumar


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Size : Small
Dimensions : H: 4 | W: 5.5 Inches
Medium : Sculpture on Silver

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This vibrant silver filigree artwork by the skilled artist Avinash captures the divine essence of Lord Jagannath, his brother Balabhadra, and his sister Subhadra in a unique and colorful representation. Crafted using 21 grams of silver, this piece merges traditional filigree techniques with bold, vivid enamelwork, enhancing the depiction of the holy trio. Lord Jagannath, an incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu, stands tall alongside his siblings, with each figure delicately adorned in fine filigree patterns, intricately formed from thin strands of silver. The fine swirls and loops within their bodies reflect the detailed artistry associated with the rich tradition of Odisha's silverwork. What sets this piece apart is the added use of color, with Lord Jagannath's iconic black complexion, Balabhadra’s white, and Subhadra’s golden yellow tones vividly brought to life through enamel, alongside accents of red and green clothing. The contrasting colors blend harmoniously with the silver filigree, adding a playful and lively touch to the divine figures. The elaborate patterns in the figures’ crowns and attire speak to the artist’s attention to detail, while their characteristic wide eyes and serene smiles invoke a sense of joy and reverence. This fusion of traditional silver filigree with modern enamel highlights Avinash’s ability to innovate while staying true to the spiritual essence of Lord Jagannath and his divine siblings. This piece stands as both a work of devotion and an exemplary display of artisanal craftsmanship, capturing the heart of Hindu culture.

(35 g of silver used)

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Silver Filigree


Silver filigree is a delicate and intricate form of metalwork, characterized by fine, lace-like patterns created using thin threads of silver. Known for its exceptional craftsmanship and artistry, silver filigree has been practiced in various regions of the world, with notable centers in India, particularly in Cuttack (Odisha) and Karimnagar (Telangana). History The art of filigree dates back over 5,000 years and can be traced to ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece. It was introduced to India through trade and cultural exchange, where it flourished under royal patronage during the Mughal period. In India, the tradition of silver filigree reached its zenith in regions like Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, where local artisans adapted the techniques to create intricate jewelry, decorative pieces, and religious artifacts. Material and Method The process of creating silver filigree begins with the melting of pure silver, which is then drawn into extremely thin wires. These wires are twisted, curled, and carefully shaped into the desired patterns. Artisans use special tools to create intricate loops, spirals, and coils, which are then soldered onto a silver frame to form the final piece. Each piece requires a high level of precision and skill, as the delicate silver threads must be handled carefully to prevent breaking. Silver filigree is known for its ornate and intricate designs, which range from floral motifs and geometric patterns to figures and abstract shapes. Common themes in Indian silver filigree include lotus flowers, paisley, and traditional symbols like peacocks and elephants, as well as religious icons like deities and temple structures. Significance Silver filigree holds cultural, artistic, and economic importance, especially in regions where it has been a traditional craft for centuries. Filigree jewelry, such as earrings, necklaces, and bangles, remains popular, particularly in weddings and festivals. Decorative filigree pieces, such as boxes, trays, and religious items, are prized for their beauty and craftsmanship. The tradition of silver filigree continues to be passed down through generations of artisans, preserving a rich cultural heritage and contributing to local economies. FAQs What types of products are made with Silver Filigree? Silver Filigree is used to craft a wide range of items including jewelry (earrings, necklaces, bangles), home décor items, photo frames, boxes, vases, and even intricate statues. Are Silver Filigree items customizable? Yes, MeMeraki offers customization for Silver Filigree products, allowing you to personalize designs, sizes, or even add specific motifs for a unique touch. Is Silver Filigree pure silver? Most Silver Filigree items are made using sterling silver, which is 92.5% pure silver. The remaining percentage consists of other metals to provide strength, as pure silver is too soft for detailed work.



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