Developed in royal courts of central India, Tarkashi evolved as a decorative metal inlay tradition for palace and temple objects.

Fascinatingly, fine brass or copper wires are hammered by hand into etched wood and metal surfaces.The craft produces boxes, doors, panels, furniture accents, and décor items with geometric patterns.It is valued for precision inlay work, durable finishes, and elegant surface ornamentation.GI-tagged for preserving its region-specific wire inlay techniques practiced by hereditary artisan families.