Laquer Coating
Laquer coating is a process in which a layer of protective coating is applied to the surface of a silver god photo frame. This coating helps to protect the silver from tarnishing, corrosion, and other forms of damage that can occur over time.
The lacquer coating process involves applying a specialized lacquer solution to the surface of the silver frame, which is then allowed to dry and harden. Once the lacquer has dried, it forms a protective barrier that helps to shield the silver from the effects of exposure to air, moisture, and other environmental factors.
One of the benefits of lacquer coating for silver god photo frames is that it helps to maintain the original appearance of the frame over time.
Rose Wood Inlay Work
Our exquisite Rosewood photo frames are created using the traditional inlay work technique. This form of craftsmanship originated in Mysore and was favored by the Maharajas.
To create these stunning works of art, the Mysore rosewood inlay technique involves crafting ornate pieces from rosewood, and then embellishing them with a variety of materials, including shells, mother of pearl, horn, and sandalwood.
The Mani Rose Wood Frame is perfect for framing your Silver Lakshmi Devi Photo, a powerful symbol of wealth and abundance. Displaying the photo in this frame can create a sacred space that invites prosperity and success into your life.
999 Pure Silver
999 pure silver is a high-quality silver that is sometimes used in the creation of silver photo frames for religious or cultural purposes. Silver is often associated with purity and divinity in certain cultures, and using high-quality silver like 999 pure silver may enhance the value and quality of the frame and the image it holds.
However, it is important to consider factors such as cost, durability, and aesthetics when choosing the material for a photo frame.It is also more malleable, making it easier to work with and shape into intricate designs. 999 pure silver is often seen as a symbol of wealth and prestige.While 999 pure silver is highly valued, it is also relatively expensive compared to other forms of silver.
Nakash Work
Nakashi work is a traditional Indian decorative art that involves etching intricate designs onto metal surfaces, such as silver. This technique is often used to create a variety of decorative items, including silver photo frames for gods and deities. In Nakash work used for silver god photo frames, skilled artisans use specialized tools to create elaborate designs and patterns on the surface of the silver.
Nakashi work used for silver god photo frames has a long and rich history in India, and is still practiced by skilled artisans today. These craftsmen continue to create beautiful and meaningful pieces that showcase the skill and creativity of the Nakash artist. These designs may feature intricate religious motifs or scenes from mythology.