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Khmer Silver Repoussé — Cover

About Khmer Silver Repoussé

Khmer Silver Repoussé draws from the hammered-silver betel boxes and animal-form vessels of early-20th-century Cambodia, where master smiths chased floral, fruit, and animal relief into ~900-purity sheet. Bright silver highlights catch the light against oxidized gray recesses and deep niello-black shadow.

The system translates that embossed metal surface into a screen language: a cool oxidized-gray ground so motifs read as raised relief, monochrome silver tones, and refined serif type with monumental display accents.

Learn more about the Khmer Silver Repoussé style

Origin
Cambodia (Southeast Asia)
Era
1900–1950 (betel boxes c. 1920; ~900 silver purity)
Key figures
Khmer silversmiths · Repoussé and chasing masters · Niello metalwork artisans
Movements
Cambodian hammered-silver tradition · Repoussé and chasing · Niello metalwork

Khmer Silver Repoussé design spec

Colors

Background
Surface
Primary
Secondary
Accent
Text

Typography

CormorantHeadings
Noto SerifBody
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