Enhance your dining with our Kashmiri copper Donga, blending heritage, elegance, and functionality. This lidless Donga, crafted from durable copper, is perfect for serving various meals. Its exquisite design adds cultural charm to your table, impressing guests with Kashmiri elegance.

Other Information

1. SKU Code: KW_CP_00434_CP
2. Art Type: Copper Art
3. Product: Copperware
4. Material: Copper
5. Raw Material used: Copper
6. Dimensions: Length-15cms, Width-15cms, Height-13cms
7. Design: Engraved Chinar Leaf
8. Color: Copper
9. Weight: 570 gms
10. Category: Decor
11. Sub-category: Kitchen Decor
12. Packaging Content: Copper Donga without Lid X 1
13. Country of Origin: India

Features

1. Material Selection High-Quality Copper The process begins with selecting high-quality copper sheets or ingots known for their durability and excellent workability
2. High-Quality Copper The process begins with selecting high-quality copper sheets or ingots known for their durability and excellent workability
3. Melting and Shaping Melting The copper is melted in a furnace at high temperatures to achieve the desired consistency Casting or Hammering Depending on the item the molten copper is either cast into molds or hammered into shape Traditional methods often involve hammering where artisans manually shape the copper sheet into the desired form using anvils and hammers
4. Melting The copper is melted in a furnace at high temperatures to achieve the desired consistency
5. Casting or Hammering Depending on the item the molten copper is either cast into molds or hammered into shape Traditional methods often involve hammering where artisans manually shape the copper sheet into the desired form using anvils and hammers
6. Forming the Base Shape Hand-Hammering The initial shaping involves extensive hand-hammering to create the basic form of the item whether it's a bowl plate vase donga or other decorative or functional piece Annealing The copper is periodically heated annealed to soften it making it easier to work with and preventing it from becoming brittle
7. Hand-Hammering The initial shaping involves extensive hand-hammering to create the basic form of the item whether it's a bowl plate vase donga or other decorative or functional piece
8. Annealing The copper is periodically heated annealed to soften it making it easier to work with and preventing it from becoming brittle
9. Detailed Design and Engraving Tracing the Design Artisans sketch the intricate designs and patterns onto the surface of the copper item These designs often feature traditional Kashmiri motifs such as floral patterns paisleys and chinar leaves Engraving Using specialized tools artisans meticulously engrave the designs into the copper surface This step requires great skill and precision as the intricate patterns are carefully carved out Repoussé Technique For raised designs the repoussé technique is used where artisans work on the reverse side of the copper sheet to create a raised pattern on the front
10. Tracing the Design Artisans sketch the intricate designs and patterns onto the surface of the copper item These designs often feature traditional Kashmiri motifs such as floral patterns paisleys and chinar leaves
11. Engraving Using specialized tools artisans meticulously engrave the designs into the copper surface This step requires great skill and precision as the intricate patterns are carefully carved out
12. Repoussé Technique For raised designs the repoussé technique is used where artisans work on the reverse side of the copper sheet to create a raised pattern on the front
13. Polishing and Finishing Smoothing the Surface The engraved and shaped item is smoothed using files and sandpaper to remove any rough edges and imperfections Polishing The item is polished to achieve a brilliant shine This can involve several rounds of polishing with different abrasives to enhance the copper’s natural luster Lacquering To protect the polished surface and prevent tarnishing a clear lacquer coating is often applied This step also enhances the item's durability
14. Smoothing the Surface The engraved and shaped item is smoothed using files and sandpaper to remove any rough edges and imperfections
15. Polishing The item is polished to achieve a brilliant shine This can involve several rounds of polishing with different abrasives to enhance the copper’s natural luster
16. Lacquering To protect the polished surface and prevent tarnishing a clear lacquer coating is often applied This step also enhances the item's durability
17. Adding Decorative Elements Inlay Work Some copperware items feature inlay work using materials like silver or brass adding a contrasting color and texture to the design Embossing Additional decorative elements such as embossed patterns may be added to enhance the overall aesthetic appeal
18. Inlay Work Some copperware items feature inlay work using materials like silver or brass adding a contrasting color and texture to the design
19. Embossing Additional decorative elements such as embossed patterns may be added to enhance the overall aesthetic appeal
20. Final Inspection and Quality Control Quality Check Each item undergoes a thorough inspection to ensure it meets the high standards of craftsmanship Artisans check for any defects or imperfections in the design and finish Final Touches Any necessary touch-ups or adjustments are made to ensure the item is perfect before it is packaged and ready for sale
21. Quality Check Each item undergoes a thorough inspection to ensure it meets the high standards of craftsmanship Artisans check for any defects or imperfections in the design and finish
22. Final Touches Any necessary touch-ups or adjustments are made to ensure the item is perfect before it is packaged and ready for sale
23. Packaging and Distribution Careful Packaging The finished copperware items are carefully packed to prevent damage during transportation This often involves wrapping in soft materials and placing in sturdy boxes Distribution The packaged items are then distributed to retailers galleries or directly to customers
24. Careful Packaging The finished copperware items are carefully packed to prevent damage during transportation This often involves wrapping in soft materials and placing in sturdy boxes
25. Distribution The packaged items are then distributed to retailers galleries or directly to customers