Vraja Kala Jharokha Mirror
Product Description
Bring royal heritage charm into your interiors with the Vraja Kala Jharokha Mirror, a beautifully handcrafted piece inspired by traditional Indian palace architecture. Designed in a classic jharokha-style frame, this mirror reflects the elegance of old-world craftsmanship while adding depth, light, and character to modern spaces.
Expertly crafted from premium wood with intricate detailing, the Jharokha mirror frame features a rich antique finish that enhances its regal appeal. Perfect for living room decor, entryways, bedrooms, hallways, and boutique interiors, it serves as both a functional mirror and a statement wall decor piece.
This handcrafted mirror blends seamlessly with vintage, bohemian, rustic, and heritage-inspired interiors, making it an ideal choice for homes that value artistic decor and traditional Indian design elements.
Features
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Handcrafted Jharokha-style wooden mirror frame
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Inspired by traditional Indian royal architecture
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Premium quality wood construction
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Intricate artisan detailing with antique finish
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Enhances light and space in interiors
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Ideal for living room, bedroom, and entryway decor
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Suitable for vintage, rustic, and heritage interiors
Brand & Collection Overview
Antiquely is India’s most affordable antique and home décor brand, dedicated to bringing timeless elegance and heritage-inspired pieces into contemporary spaces. With a curated selection of handcrafted décor, vintage lighting, brassware, and unique accessories, Antiquely blends traditional craftsmanship with modern design sensibilities to transform ordinary interiors into soulful homes
Care And Maintenance
- Brass Items: Clean gently with Pitambari powder or a dry, soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals to maintain the natural shine and patina.
- Wooden Items: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from water, moisture, and direct sunlight to prevent damage.
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