Tikijhya-Style Handcrafted Newari Wooden Window – Peacock Motif

Description

Product features: 

• Material: Haldu wood (yellow wood)
• weight : 1.10 kg
• Fully handcrafted carving, enhanced with precise shaping
• Traditional Tikijhya-inspired design

A Statement of Heritage: The Red Tikijhya Lattice Window

In the historic squares of Patan and Bhaktapur, red-stained wooden windows have long signified status, spirituality, and artistic mastery. This Red Tikijhya Wooden Window brings that same royal Nepalese aesthetic into your modern home. The Tikijhya (lattice) design is one of the most difficult Newari carvings to execute, requiring immense patience and a steady hand to create the interlocking geometric “see-through” pattern.

Traditional Symbolism & Design The deep red color is more than just a stylistic choice; it reflects the traditional dyes used in Himalayan temples and palaces. The lattice-work is framed by hand-carved pillars and floral motifs, representing the interconnectedness of life and the beauty of the natural world. This piece acts as a “spiritual window,” designed to bring harmony and a sense of ancient mystery to your altar, meditation room, or entryway.

Expert Craftsmanship While the 21×13 inch frame is precisely shaped for structural integrity, every intricate groove and lattice opening is hand-carved using traditional Nepalese tools. We use Haldu Wood (Yellow Wood) as the base material because its fine grain allows for the extremely detailed carving required for this specific Tikijhya style

Important Notes: 

Authenticity in Every Carving: As this is a 100% handcrafted item, please expect slight variations in wood grain, color tone, and carving details. These are not flaws but are the “fingerprints” of the artisan, ensuring that your clock is a one-of-a-kind original. No two pieces are exactly alike.