Metalwork in India

Welding is a relatively new metalworking technique that was not used in India until the 19th century.

Repoussé is a metalworking technique that involves hammering a sheet of metal into a mold to create a raised design.

Platinum is a relatively rare metal that is not commonly used in Indian metalwork.

Casting is a metalworking technique that involves melting metal and pouring it into a mold to create a solid object.

Furniture is not a traditional Indian metalworking product.

Forging is a metalworking technique that involves hammering a piece of metal into a thin sheet.

Mumbai is not a traditional Indian metalworking center.

Enameling is a metalworking technique that involves applying a thin layer of glass to a metal surface.

Lathe is not a traditional Indian metalworking tool.

Gem-setting is a metalworking technique that involves decorating a metal surface with precious stones.

Iron is not a traditional Indian metalworking material.

Repoussé is a metalworking technique that involves creating a raised design on a metal surface by hammering it from the back.

Toys are not a traditional Indian metalworking product.

Engraving is a metalworking technique that involves creating a design on a metal surface by cutting it with a chisel.

Hyderabad is not a traditional Indian metalworking center.