Definition of bidri in English:

bidri

noun ˈbɪdri

mass noun

An alloy of copper, lead, tin, and zinc, used as a ground for inlaying with gold and silver.
in combination bidri-ware
Example sentencesExamples
- Traditional crafts in Maharashtra include weaving and metalwork, as well as local specialties such as Kolhapuri leather sandals, and the Muslim himsa and bidri (metal inlaid with silver) work of Aurangabad.
- Artistes from different States would showcase their art, be it lac bangle making, bidri work, kalamkari, terracotta and woodcarvings.
- In any case, by the seventeenth century, zinc was being absorbed in considerable quantity for the production of Bidri-ware which had acquired widespread patronage.
- The metalwork is unusual in that the Bidri alloy is patinated, forming a deep black surface that contrasts with the various metal inlays.
- Around 13 sectors of the CRPF from all over the country have put up stalls to exhibit distinctive items from their regions including cane cushions and caps from Manipur, quilts from Jaipur and bidri work from Madhya Pradesh.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Urdu bidrī, from Bidar, the name of a town in India.

单词	bidri
释义	Definition of bidri in English: bidri noun ˈbɪdri mass noun An alloy of copper, lead, tin, and zinc, used as a ground for inlaying with gold and silver. in combination bidri-ware Example sentencesExamples Traditional crafts in Maharashtra include weaving and metalwork, as well as local specialties such as Kolhapuri leather sandals, and the Muslim himsa and bidri (metal inlaid with silver) work of Aurangabad. Artistes from different States would showcase their art, be it lac bangle making, bidri work, kalamkari, terracotta and woodcarvings. In any case, by the seventeenth century, zinc was being absorbed in considerable quantity for the production of Bidri-ware which had acquired widespread patronage. The metalwork is unusual in that the Bidri alloy is patinated, forming a deep black surface that contrasts with the various metal inlays. Around 13 sectors of the CRPF from all over the country have put up stalls to exhibit distinctive items from their regions including cane cushions and caps from Manipur, quilts from Jaipur and bidri work from Madhya Pradesh. Origin Late 18th century: from Urdu bidrī, from Bidar, the name of a town in India.
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