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Vintage Cycle Rickshaw Showpiece - White
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Step back in time with this charming vintage-inspired cycle rickshaw showpiece. A nostalgic piece that captures the essence of traditional Indian transportation. Meticulously crafted from iron, paired with wooden seat and handlebars. A perfect display to enhance the visual appeal of your space.
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100% Handmade
Made in India
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Product Details
- SKU Code: HD_IR_00554_WH
- Art Type : Iron Art
- Material : Iron
- Dimensions : Length-31cms, Width-11cms, Height-21cms
- Color : White
- Weight : 675 gms
- Category : Decor
- Sub-category : Home Decor
- Packaging Content : Vintage Cycle Rickshaw Showpiece X 1
- State : Kerala
- Country of Origin : India
Features
- Authentic Craftsmanship: Meticulously designed to mirror the structure and features of a genuine cycle rickshaw, celebrating this iconic mode of transport.
- Detailed Features: Showcases exquisite elements such as a wooden seat, handlebars, pedals, and the rickshaw's signature canopy.
- Nostalgic Finish: The rustic look enhances its vintage and nostalgic charm.
- Versatile Decor: Perfect to display on shelves, desks, or any space.
- Thoughtful Present: A unique and meaningful gift for your loved ones.
Manufacturing Process
- Design and Planning
- Conceptualization: Artists and designers create sketches and detailed plans for the ironware.
- Pattern Making: Patterns or templates are made to guide the crafting process.
- Material Selection
- Choosing Irons: Selecting appropriate types of iron, such as aluminum or iron.
- Quality Check: Ensuring the purity and quality of the chosen iron.
- Melting and Casting
- Melting: The iron is melted in a furnace at high temperatures.
- Casting: The molten iron is poured into molds to form basic shapes using methods like sand casting, lost-wax casting, or die casting.
- Forging and Shaping
- Heating: The iron is reheated to make it malleable.
- Hammering: Artisans hammer the iron into the desired shape using anvils and hammers.
- Annealing: The iron is repeatedly heated and cooled to increase its workability.
- Cutting and Filing
- Cutting: Excess iron is removed, and the piece is cut to its rough shape using saws and shears.
- Filing: Files and rasps are used to smooth rough edges and refine the shape.
- Engraving and Embossing
- Engraving: Intricate designs are carved onto the surface using chisels and engraving tools.
- Embossing: Patterns are raised on the surface by hammering from the reverse side.
- Joining and Assembly
- Soldering: Pieces are joined together using solder (an iron alloy) and a torch.
- Riveting: Iron pins are used to join parts mechanically.
- Polishing and Finishing
- Grinding: Rough surfaces are smoothed using grinding tools.
- Polishing: The piece is polished with various compounds to achieve a shiny finish.
- Plating (optional): A thin layer of a different metal (e.g., gold or silver) may be applied to enhance appearance and prevent tarnishing.
- Quality Control
- Inspection: The final product is inspected for any defects or imperfections.
- Testing: Functional pieces, such as utensils, may be tested for usability.
- Packaging
- Cleaning: The piece is thoroughly cleaned.
- Packaging: The ironware is carefully packed to protect it during transportation.
Note
- Each product may feature slight variations in color or craftsmanship which adds to its uniqueness and beauty
- Images may differ from the actual product in form and color due to variations in screen resolutions and device settings
- Use soft damp cotton cloth to wipe the product
