 After the object is formed generally, be it a piece of jewelry or a container, the part to be turquoise inlaid is demarked and a thin metal strand (of the same material as the metal used in the fabrication of the object) called “kandan” is placed around and soldered onto it.This part around the intended form is a so-called wall standing two or three millimeters above the surface of the container.This is usually done by or sometimes the turquoise inlayer himself.