Painted Indian Jali Doors From Patan - 18th Century Large Mirrors Chain: 1m of chain included

Chain: 1m of chain included

Two sizes are available depicting fish among aquatic plants

With its generous proportions and low profile

This mirror frame is made from an old teak panel - 19thC - from Rajasthan

these were used by families to take rice to the Buddhist Temples for offerings or for the resident monks

Painted Indian Jali Doors From Patan - 18th Century Large Mirrors Chain: 1m of chain includedThis exquisite pair of 18th century carved teak jali doors have their original vermillion paint. They were originally from Patan in India. Although mounted on a stand, we'd recommend hanging them on a wall as dramatic wall art. Jali or jaali is an intricate form of Indian lattice work. These shutters are still functional and can be built into your home as doors or as cupboard doors to a pantry. These doors are a stunning addition to any interior.