Brass Zari Wire

Brass Zari wire is a specialized metallic thread used primarily in high-end embroidery and textiles. It is crafted by drawing brass—an alloy of copper and zinc—into extremely fine filaments, which are often electroplated with silver or gold to achieve a brilliant, metallic luster.

Key Characteristics

• Durability: Stronger and more cost-effective than pure gold or silver wires.

• Malleability: Easily coiled or flattened for intricate Zardosi work.

• Aesthetics: Provides a rich, traditional golden sheen that resists tarnishing better than pure copper.