Hand-Carved Whitewash Architectural Grid Four-Panel Room Divider Screen

Structure and Bloom.

This four-panel screen takes a more architectural approach than an open jali. Each panel is divided by thin horizontal and vertical rails into a grid of smaller framed rectangular sections arranged in columns and rows. The sections alternate between two types: solid panels with carved low-relief floral motifs, and open jali cutwork floral sections where light passes through. The overall effect is window-pane-like — ordered and geometric, with carving and openwork filling every cell. Each panel is topped with a scalloped floral carved crest. All in antique white grey whitewash distressed finish.

Use it as a room divider, partition, decorative screen, or an architectural standing statement piece.

At a Glance

• Four hinged panels — folds accordion-style for flexible placement
• Multi-section grid per panel — alternating solid carved and open jali sections
• Solid sections: carved low-relief floral motifs
• Open sections: floral jali cutwork with light passing through
• Scalloped floral carved crest at top of each panel
• All-over antique white grey whitewash distressed finish

Dimensions (fully open)

• Total Width: 200 cm (78.7 in)
• Depth: 2 cm (0.8 in) per panel
• Height: 180 cm (70.9 in)
• Per panel width: approx. 50 cm (19.7 in)

Materials & Care

• Solid mango wood panels — sustainably sourced
• Hand-carved alternating solid relief and open jali sections; antique white grey whitewash finish
• Dust with a soft dry brush to clear carved recesses
• Apply a light furniture wax periodically to preserve the whitewash finish
• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
• For indoor use only
• Country of origin: India

Hand-carved individually — slight variations in the carved grid and jali sections are a mark of authentic artisan craftsmanship.