The Jharokha Carved Lattice Mirror Frame

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Product Specifications

Dimensions:
- Overall Height: 18 inches (approx. 45.7 cm)
- Overall Width: 14 inches (approx. 35.6 cm)
- Depth: 1.5 inches (approx. 3.8 cm)
Material: 100% Solid Mango Wood
Finish: Antiqued Charcoal Soot / Distressed Dark Gray Matte
Mounting: Heavy-duty d-ring hangers pre-installed on the back for easy wall mounting
Care Instructions: Clean gently with a soft, completely dry microfiber cloth or a soft bristle brush to clear dust from the intricate lattice work. Do not use wet wipes, water, or abrasive chemical cleaners.

Palatial Architecture. Restrained Modern Profile.

Artisan Note: Each Jharokha frame is individually hand-chiseled by local woodworkers. Because it is crafted from natural timber and finished by hand, subtle variations in wood grain, minor chisel asymmetry, and patina depth are celebrated characteristics that make your frame entirely unique.

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Capture the architectural romance of heritage India with the Jharokha Carved Lattice Mirror Frame. Inspired by the iconic jharokhas (traditional overhanging enclosed balconies) and geometric jaali (lattice) woodwork of ancient Indian palaces, this striking wall accent brings an instantly elevated layer of history and texture to modern spaces.

Architectural Silhouette

The frame features a dual-layer design. The outer border is defined by an intricate, hand-chiseled geometric jaali lattice pattern that creates a beautiful play of light and negative space against your wall. The center features a clean, scalloped Mughal archway that frames anything placed inside with instant royal symmetry.

Hand-carved from seasoned mango wood, the frame is treated with a distressed, charcoal-grey or antique soot wash.

This versatile frame can be styled empty as a standalone wall sculpture, or fitted with a mirror or art print to anchor Rustic Modern, Japandi, and Indie-Maximalist spaces.

Fit it with a premium mirror glass and hang it over an entry console to create a jaw-dropping first impression.
Style it empty on a minimalist gallery wall next to modern line-art prints to create a stunning high-contrast focal point.