
Bleached Shekhawati Mirror - 19th Century
This beautifully carved Shekhawati mirror is crafted from a 19th-century Indian window frame, originating from the richly decorative region of Shekhawati in Rajasthan. Known for its intricate architectural detailing, this piece reflects the refined craftsmanship of the area.
The frame features an elegant Mughal-style arch, surrounded by finely carved floral and geometric motifs. Its pale, sun-bleached surface—softened over years in the desert climate—gives the wood a light, natural tone, highlighting the depth and texture of the carving while enhancing its timeworn character.
A versatile and decorative piece, this mirror works equally well in both traditional and contemporary interiors. Supplied with wall hangers on the reverse, it is ready to hang and enjoy.
- Origin: Shekhawati, Rajasthan, India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Carved hardwood with mirror plate
- Features: Mughal-style arched frame, intricate floral and geometric carving, sun-bleached finish
- Condition: Timeworn antique condition with age-related wear and surface variation
- Dimensions: W52 x D6 x H71 cm
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Bleached Shekhawati Mirror - 19th Century
This beautifully carved Shekhawati mirror is crafted from a 19th-century Indian window frame, originating from the richly decorative region of Shekhawati in Rajasthan. Known for its intricate architectural detailing, this piece reflects the refined craftsmanship of the area.
The frame features an elegant Mughal-style arch, surrounded by finely carved floral and geometric motifs. Its pale, sun-bleached surface—softened over years in the desert climate—gives the wood a light, natural tone, highlighting the depth and texture of the carving while enhancing its timeworn character.
A versatile and decorative piece, this mirror works equally well in both traditional and contemporary interiors. Supplied with wall hangers on the reverse, it is ready to hang and enjoy.
- Origin: Shekhawati, Rajasthan, India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Carved hardwood with mirror plate
- Features: Mughal-style arched frame, intricate floral and geometric carving, sun-bleached finish
- Condition: Timeworn antique condition with age-related wear and surface variation
- Dimensions: W52 x D6 x H71 cm
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This beautifully carved Shekhawati mirror is crafted from a 19th-century Indian window frame, originating from the richly decorative region of Shekhawati in Rajasthan. Known for its intricate architectural detailing, this piece reflects the refined craftsmanship of the area.
The frame features an elegant Mughal-style arch, surrounded by finely carved floral and geometric motifs. Its pale, sun-bleached surface—softened over years in the desert climate—gives the wood a light, natural tone, highlighting the depth and texture of the carving while enhancing its timeworn character.
A versatile and decorative piece, this mirror works equally well in both traditional and contemporary interiors. Supplied with wall hangers on the reverse, it is ready to hang and enjoy.
- Origin: Shekhawati, Rajasthan, India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Carved hardwood with mirror plate
- Features: Mughal-style arched frame, intricate floral and geometric carving, sun-bleached finish
- Condition: Timeworn antique condition with age-related wear and surface variation
- Dimensions: W52 x D6 x H71 cm
























