Mirror Frame Made From Old Teak Window – 19th Century

This elegant carved roheda mirror has been crafted from an original 19th century window frame from the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan, an area renowned for its refined Mughal-influenced wood carving. The frame displays beautifully hand-carved floral and scrolling motifs, with a classic arched opening that reflects the architectural language of traditional haveli homes.

The warm tones of the aged roheda wood, combined with its naturally weathered surface, give the piece a soft, timeworn character. Now fitted with a modern mirror plate, it offers both decorative appeal and practical use, while preserving the integrity and craftsmanship of the original structure.

• Origin: Shekhawati, Rajasthan, India
• Date: 19th Century
• Materials: Roheda Wood With Modern Mirror Glass
• Features: Hand-Carved Mughal Style Detailing, Arched Frame, Reclaimed Architectural Element
• Condition: Good Antique Condition With Age-Related Wear, Patina And Surface Variations
• Dimensions: W87 x D8 x H142 cm