Painted Window Jharokha From Dungarpur - 18th Century Lampshades They were placed directly on

They were placed directly on the fire and wooden poles were inserted through the loop handles at each side to carry them

They were made in pairs and it is very rare to find larger sets however an attractive harlequin set can be made from different pairs

is from Gansu and dates from the late 19th century

Materials: Roheda wood with iron bindings

Although it was once painted lime green

Painted Window Jharokha From Dungarpur - 18th Century Lampshades They were placed directly onThis exquisite Indian window jharokha is from Dungarpur. The four vividly painted figures have a distinctly European appearance, as Europeans were often portrayed wearing hats. The figures are holding gulabpash, rosewater sprinklers, used to cool and refresh. The aged paint and repeating designs add depth and character to this exceptional piece. Windows like this are now rare to find in such excellent condition. Architecture from India is found in an