Nepali Peacock Wooden Carved Newar Window Wall Hanging Tibetan Nepal Home Décor

WOOD EYE WINDOW WITH PEACOCK - Wall Sculpture - Wall Hanging - Wall Decor   Ankhi Jhyal (Eye Window with Peacock ) ‘Ankhi’ meaning eye and ‘Jhyal’ meaning window.  Traditional windows of Kathmandu are an iconic architectural feature of the Newari houses in the city. These windows are intricately hand carved from haldu wood and feature intricate geometric patterns and motifs. The carvings are typically done by skilled artisans and are a reflection of the rich cultural heritage of the Newari people. The use of haldu wood in the construction of these windows not only adds to the aesthetic appeal but also provides durability and strength.  COLOR: Deep Dark Red Brown  MEASUREMENTS: Width: 12 11/16th inches Height: 7 inches Depth: 1 10/16th inches  FEATURES: - Vintage - Glossy, Smooth Lacquer Finnish - Hand Carved Using Hand Tools - Cut from real wood and has a fantastic depth effect. - Similar to windows found on ancient monuments, temples, palaces and rest houses.  HISTORY:  Himalayan wood work in Nepal has been flourishing since the early years of the Licchavi period, though the remains of this work have not been recovered. The wooden artifacts of those days are usually sculptures of deities, demons, and animals, tudals, carved and lattice windows revealing intricate designs and peacocks, and doors, pillars as well as others.  TAGS: Peacock Window Wall Décor House Blessing Protection Prosperity Portable Nepal Nepalese Tibetan Intricate Geometric Ornate Decoration Home Tibet