Filigree
Filigree is a unique form of metal art that creates intricate shapes and forms by using entwined wires and beads to trace the design.Birth of each piece requires outstanding patience and gold smithing and knowledge of symbols. Silver filigree uses pure silver metal that is also known as 100 silver.The process of making filigree starts by forging silver bar to a square rod and then using a rolling mill to draw it to thin wires. Two wires are entwined and drawn again to make twisted wire and some special rollers are used to create zigzag appearance. These wires are shaped to make small components and then they are put together within a wall or frame and then soldered with alloyed solder to create the desired shape
History of filigree
Filigree Jewelry has a long and rich history that can be traced back to ancient civilizations such as the Greek, Romans, Egyptians India, and Iran.
These cultures used the technique to creat intricate pieces of jewelry that were worn by royalty and nobility.
During the renaissance period in Europe, filigree jewelry became even more popular, with artisans using the technique to create elaborate designs featuring flowers, leaves, and other natural motifs.
