Hand-Carved Antique White Mughal Arch Wall Mirror – Jharokha Frame

The Jharokha. Framed in Stone, Translated in Wood.

The Jharokha — the overhanging balcony window of Rajasthani havelis — gives this mirror its form. The inner arch is multi-lobed, its spandrels filled with deeply carved scrolling floral and leaf motifs. The outer rectangular frame is built up in multiple stepped layers, each edge carved with a continuous beaded rope or small floral border detail. The mirror glass sits within the arch. The entire frame is finished in antique white distressed paint — warm wood grain visible through the finish in the carved recesses.

Hang it as a full entryway mirror, a bedroom statement piece, or a feature wall accent.

At a Glance

• Multi-lobed Mughal Jharokha arch inner surround
• Scrolling floral and leaf carved relief in arch spandrels
• Multi-stepped rectangular outer frame with beaded rope and floral carved borders
• Mirror glass set within the arch
• Antique white distressed finish — warm wood grain visible in carved recesses
• Suitable for entryway, bedroom or living room

Dimensions

• Width: 70 cm (27.6 in)
• Depth: 40 cm (15.7 in) — frame depth including carved relief
• Height: 120 cm (47.2 in)

Materials & Care

• Solid mango wood frame — sustainably sourced
• Hand-carved Jharokha arch and border details; antique white distressed painted finish
• Standard mirror glass
• Dust frame regularly with a soft dry brush
• Apply a light furniture wax to the frame periodically
• Clean mirror glass with a dry or lightly damp cloth
• For indoor use only
• Country of origin: India

Hand-carved individually — slight variations in the arch carving and antique white patina are a mark of authentic artisan craftsmanship.