Description
Before glass windows and steel frames, there were Jharokhas â those ornate overhanging balconies that let the women of Rajasthan watch the city below while remaining unseen. Every haveli had one. Every Jharokha told a story about who lived inside. This one tells yours.
About the Craft
The Jharokha wall piece is hand-carved by artisans in Rajasthan â the city where this architectural form is most alive. The intricate lattice work, layered arches, and geometric jali detailing follow the visual grammar of Rajput haveli architecture. Made from seasoned Kadamb wood, the piece is substantial and richly finished. This is not a print of a Jharokha. It is the craft of one, scaled for your wall.
Vastu Tip
Hang the Jharokha on the east wall or The main feature wall of your living room â east is associated with new energy, sunlight, and openings in Vastu Shastra, a natural alignment for an architectural window piece. The north wall is also excellent â the direction of Kuber and abundance. This piece works especially well as a centrepiece above a console table.
Perfect For
- Living rooms seeking a bold, cultural centrepiece that anchors the space
- Home interiors with a Rajasthani, Indo-colonial, or eclectic aesthetic
- Boutique hotels, restaurants, and heritage properties celebrating Rajasthan’s identity
- Housewarming gifts â a statement piece admired for years
- Anyone who wants authentic Rajasthani architecture to live on their wall
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Jharokha?
An overhanging enclosed balcony in traditional Rajasthani and Mughal architecture â a defining feature of havelis and palaces in Rajasthan, Jaisalmer, and Jodhpur. As a wall piece, it brings that architectural heritage indoors.
What material is used?
Hand-carved Kadamb wood with detailed lattice and arch work, made by artisans in Rajasthan.
How large is this piece?
Please refer to product images for exact dimensions. It is designed as a substantial wall statement, not a small accent.
How is it mounted?
A hook or wall-mounting provision is included. We recommend a wall anchor for security given its weight.
Is this available in different sizes?
Contact us for custom sizing and finish options for bulk or interior design orders.
Why Premloom Envision?
You will find similar-looking decor in many online stores. Here is the difference: every Premloom piece is made by a named artisan family in Rajasthan. No factories, no resellers, no mass production. When you order, a real craftsperson goes to work. The slight variation in grain, colour, or finish is not a defect — it is the signature of handmade work. Your piece will never be identical to anyone else’s. That is what you are paying for.
The heritage you are gifting
This piece is handmade and hand-finished by the artisan families we work with. We are a curator of artisan-made décor, not a factory, so each one carries the small variations that come from real craft, made to be displayed and kept rather than mass-produced and forgotten.
Corporate gift for our firm biggest client. He called personally to thank us. A Jharokha carries cultural significance that generic gifts cannot match.
The arch detailing is intricate — the scalloped edges, the painted borders, the carved columns. At ₹2,499, this is a steal for this level of woodwork.
The wood quality is superb and the finish is flawless. Worth every rupee spent.
I am from Jodhpur. This Jharokha is authentic in style and craftsmanship. It is not a tourist souvenir — it is a genuine piece of architectural tradition.
The carving is beautiful but the finish has a slight inconsistency on the right pillar. Still displays well.
The product photos are accurate. Quality is good. Minor suggestion: include wall-mounting instructions.
Smaller than expected. The product page dimensions are accurate but I wish there was a better size reference photo.
Every guest who visits asks about this piece. I have become an unofficial Premloom ambassador.
Gifted this to my parents for their anniversary. They called it the best gift they have received in years.
NRI in Dubai. Ordered this for my apartment to bring a piece of India. It hangs in my living room and every Indian visitor connects with it.