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Brass and Bronze Craft General
Introduction Among metals crafts, copper was the first metal to be discovered by humans. Copper along with other metals, give rise to different metal alloys like Bronze (copper and tin) and Brass (copper and zinc). The discovery of metals made the lives of man easy as the metal products proved to be such a great help for them that they successfully completed some impossible tasks. Bronze is hard and durable. It is brownish in color, while brass is yellowish. Bronze is used either in its sheet form or cast into a particular form. Bronze is the preferred choice for sculpting because it is strong and holds its shape. It is comparatively lighter and easy to transport. Brass is used for decoration for its bright gold-like appearance; for applications where low friction is required and is extensively used in musical instruments such as horns and bells for its acoustical properties. Brass has a muted yellow color, somewhat similar to gold. It is relatively resistant to staining, and is often used as decoration and for coins. Prominent Places
Special Features Brass and bronze have several characteristic properties that make them the ideal choice for art and craft.
India is well known for its beautiful metal craft, specially brass and bronze crafts which cover a wide range of products, ranging from decoration items to utility ware. Some of these products are: There are innumerable other objects both decorative and useful like key rings, wind chimes, furnitures, bells, bowls, baskets, ashtrays, etc. that have been crafted of brass and bronze, or embellished with intricate patterns made of brass. Decorative items like animal figures of various styles and patterns are crafted out of these metals. Brass and bronze are highly durable and malleable. This property makes it eligible for such complex animal figures etc. |
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