This Wooden Jharokha Wall Decor is carved in the shape of a traditional Rajasthani palace window and finished in copper antique oxidation. It hangs as a wall piece on its own, or works as a frame.
Hang It Empty, or Put a Mirror Inside
The opening in the middle is the useful part. Left as it is, the carved window reads as a sculpture against the wall. Fit a mirror into it and it becomes an entryway mirror with a carved surround; fit a painting or a photograph and it becomes a frame no shop sells. That decision is yours after it arrives, which is unusual for a decor piece.
Carving and finish
The jharokha is hand-carved with the latticework and detailing of the Rajasthani original, then given a copper antique oxidised finish. The aged metallic tone is what lets it sit in a modern room as comfortably as an ethnic one.
Product details
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Material: Wood
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Finish: Copper antique oxidised
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Dimensions: 43cm height x 40cm width (17 x 16 inches)
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Use: Wall hanging, or frame a mirror or painting inside
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Care: Dust with a dry cloth
Where it suits
An entryway, a foyer, or the wall above a console table, where a single large piece does more than a cluster of small ones. It is also given at housewarmings and anniversaries, and carried abroad as a souvenir of Rajasthani craft.