Silver filigree craft is a part of the cultural heritage that has continued through several centuries in Cuttack , often known as the "Silver City of India."However, this indigenous craft is dying its slow death for various reasons including the lack of Government interventions. Cuttack is well known as Silver City because of its fine silver filigree arts Silver filigree is locally known as " Chandi tarakasi" This jewellery is crafted by thin wires, which are interconnected together based on designs and shaped into various pieces of delicate ornaments. It is distinguished from other jewellery works by its three-dimensional nature, fine foils, snowy glaze & textures, and excellent finish. Skill, perception, and design all play a vital role, and every piece of silver tarakasi product narrates the legacy of this traditional craft. The present paper highlights the sustainability of the heritage craft of tarakasi workers in the city and describes the entire process making of such intricate and delicate products. The paper also discusses how this craft is able to sustain despite various constricts and some factors for boosting this craft in the Millennium City Cuttack
