Nizam's Silver Ormolu

Nizam's Silver Ormolu refers to decorative items crafted with silver inlays and gilded (gold-like) gold-like coatings, often made for the Nizam, the ruler of Hyderabad, India. "Ormolu" is a technique involving finely cast bronze or brass with a gold finish, used to decorate furniture and luxury objects. These pieces typically feature intricate craftsmanship, combining silver accents with ormolu mounts, reflecting high artistic skill and opulence. The term highlights the luxurious nature and cultural significance of these artworks, blending skilled metalwork and decorative arts from the Indian subcontinent during the Nizam's era.