Transform your space with this extraordinary distressed turquoise blue antique Indian jali window mirror, a magnificent example of 19th century Indian architectural artistry. This authentic piece showcases the timeless beauty of traditional Indian craftsmanship with its weathered turquoise blue painted teak wood frame and intricate geometric iron jali work.
Key Features:
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Authentic 19th century or earlier Indian architectural salvage
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Distressed turquoise blue paint finish with beautiful patina showing layers of original colours
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Solid reclaimed teak wood construction from old Indian buildings
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Intricate hand-forged iron jali work featuring traditional geometric star patterns
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Dimensions: 108 x 89 x 13 cm (42.5 x 35 x 5.1 inches)
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Ready to hang with sturdy iron hooks fitted to rear
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Suitable for indoor and outdoor use (protective lacquer recommended for exterior use)
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Each piece personally sourced by Jardinopia team members in Rajasthan, India
Historical Significance:
Originally designed as architectural windows for Indian buildings, jali screens served multiple purposes – providing natural ventilation during intense heat, filtering harsh sunlight whilst maintaining privacy, and acting as security barriers. This particular piece has been thoughtfully repurposed into a stunning decorative mirror, preserving its historical integrity whilst giving it new life.
Character & Condition:
As an authentic antique piece, this mirror displays beautiful age-related characteristics including weathered paint, historic repairs, and natural patina that enhance its charm and authenticity. The distressed turquoise blue finish reveals glimpses of underlying paint layers, telling the story of its long history.
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