Silver Metal Shank Button Set (pack Of 12 Pieces)
Code : P13981

Region: Manufactured in the specialized metal-smithing hubs of Jaipur (The Pink City) and Ajmer, Rajasthan.
Craftsmanship: Hand-cast and finished by Sunars (goldsmiths/silversmiths) using traditional die-striking or Thappa techniques. 

High Relief Detail: Features deep 3D embossing that is far more detailed than modern machine-pressed buttons.
Antiquing: The buttons often undergo a smoke-patina process to highlight the crevices of the design, giving them a vintage, royal look.

Traditional Menswear: The standard choice for Sherwanis, Jodhpuri suits, and wedding Safas (turbans).
Heritage Crafting: Used by boutique designers to add a Royal India touch to modern blazers or ladys ethnic tunics.
Collector Sets: Often sold as a curated set of 7 or 9 buttons in a velvet-lined box as a luxury gift. 

Royal Insignia: Designs frequently feature the Rajputana Sun (Surya), the Peacock (Mayura), or the Lion (Sher).
Floral Jaal: Intricate vine patterns inspired by the stone carvings of the Amer Fort. 

Set Weight: A standard set of 12 buttons typically weighs between 70g and 100g.
Individual Weight: Each button has a solid feel, usually weighing 6g to 10g, ensuring they sit firmly on heavy fabrics like wool or brocade. 

Base Metal: High-grade Brass or Copper for durability and weight.
Plating: Thickly coated in 925 Sterling Silver or German Silver for a permanent, non-tarnish lustre. 

Integrated Shank: Unlike flat buttons, these feature a sturdy, hand-soldered U-loop (Shank) on the back for easy attachment to thick fabrics.
Smooth Backing: The back is mirror-polished to ensure it does not snag the delicate silk linings of luxury suits. 

Die-Struck Imperfections: Slight variations in each button prove they were hand-finished rather than mass-produced.
Oxidized Finish: A deliberate dark tint in the design grooves to provide a Heritage Antique aesthetic.
Hand-Polished Edges: Every button edge is smoothed manually to ensure a premium, rounded touch. 

Symbol of Status: Historically, the number and metal of buttons on a persons Sherwani indicated their rank in the royal court.
Heirloom Value: These sets are often passed down from father to son as part of a wedding outfit, carrying the familys legacy forward.