Antique Sage Green Jali Wall Panel with Double Mughal Arch Doors

A Door That Became Art.

This wall panel started life as a window or cabinet door — and carries all of that history in its finish. Two hinged Mughal arch doors, each covered from top to bottom in deeply hand-carved open jali fretwork: an intricate interlocking geometric lattice of circular dot and petal motifs that lets light pass through and casts delicate patterned shadows on whatever wall it hangs against. The carved central column between the two doors and the dense scrolling vine border frame on all four sides complete a piece that is architectural in scale and entirely handmade in character.

The finish is a deeply distressed sage green — aged, chipped and layered in a way that cannot be replicated. Hang it as a standalone wall art panel, use it as a decorative room divider element, or mount it as a cabinet door surround.

At a Glance

• Two hinged Mughal pointed arch doors with deeply hand-carved open jali fretwork throughout
• Intricate interlocking geometric floral lattice — open cutwork casts shadow patterns through the panel
• Carved ornate central column between the two doors
• Dense scrolling vine and leaf carved border frame on all four sides
• Small iron latch at base centre
• Deeply distressed sage green patina — aged, layered, entirely handmade
• Can be hung as wall art or used as a decorative panel

Dimensions

• Width: 60 cm (23.6 in)
• Height: 90 cm (35.4 in)

Materials & Care

• Solid mango wood — sustainably sourced
• Hand-carved open jali fretwork; distressed sage green painted finish
• Dust regularly with a soft dry brush or cloth
• Apply a light coat of furniture wax periodically to preserve the finish
• For indoor use only
• Country of origin: India

Each panel is hand-carved and individually aged — variations in the jali pattern, paint distressing and patina depth are intrinsic to the piece and cannot be replicated.