Stained Glass Fanlight From Gujarat - Early 20th Century

This early 20th century Indian fanlight would originally have been positioned above a doorway, allowing natural light to filter into the interior while adding decorative architectural detail. Crafted from solid wood and inset with vibrant coloured stained glass panels, it creates a beautiful play of coloured light when illuminated by the sun.

The semi-circular design is arranged in a radiating pattern, with individual panes of green, blue, red, yellow, and white glass framed within carefully shaped wooden muntins. At the centre sits a traditional carved floral motif, a subtle decorative element typical of Indian architectural woodwork of the period.

Reclaimed from an old building, this fanlight now makes a striking decorative wall feature or architectural accent, bringing colour, texture, and historic character to a modern interior. Supplied with hangers on the back.

• Origin: India
• Date: Early 20th Century
• Materials: Wood Frame With Coloured Stained Glass
• Features: Semi-circular fanlight design with radiating panes and central carved motif
• Use: Originally mounted above a doorway to allow light into interior spaces
• Condition: Good antique condition with age-related wear and minor irregularities to wood and glass consistent with age
• Dimensions: W101 x D7 x H50 cm