Hand-Carved Green Moroccan Jharokha Window Mirror – Star Jali Shutters

The Jharokha. A Window That Stays.

This is a reclaimed-style Moroccan jharokha window frame repurposed as a wall mirror. It has the full architecture of the original: a carved floral leaf vine border running all four edges of the outer frame; a Mughal pointed arch carved in relief above the shutter pair; two shutters with dense all-over star and floral geometric jali carved pattern filling the full panel; a carved lower apron panel with the same star floral geometric repeat; and original-style brass bolt hardware with black knob handles. Open the shutters and a mirror sits within. Closed, it is a fully carved decorative wall panel. Finished in deep forest green antique distressed paint — warm wood grain showing through in the carved recesses.

At a Glance

• Carved floral leaf vine border on all four outer frame edges
• Mughal pointed arch carved in relief above shutter pair
• Two shutters with dense all-over star and floral geometric jali carved pattern
• Carved lower apron panel with matching star floral geometric repeat
• Brass bolt hardware and black knob handles
• Mirror glass revealed when shutters open
• Deep forest green antique distressed finish
• Hang as a decorative wall panel (closed) or functioning mirror (open)

Dimensions

• Width: 32 cm (12.6 in)
• Depth: 3 cm (1.2 in)
• Height: 48 cm (18.9 in)

Materials & Care

• Solid mango wood — sustainably sourced
• Hand-carved star jali shutters and floral vine border; antique green distressed finish
• Mirror glass
• Dust with a soft dry brush to clear carved recesses
• Wipe mirror glass with a dry or lightly damp cloth
• Apply a light furniture wax to the frame periodically
• For indoor use only
• Country of origin: India

Hand-carved individually — slight variations in the star jali pattern and green patina are a mark of authentic artisan craftsmanship.