Jharokha Tissue Box
Heritage jharokha panels in painted glass and wood
At a glance
| Material | Solid mango wood |
|---|---|
| Finish | Dark walnut stain; reverse-painted glass top; antique brass clasp |
| Manufacturing | Hand-carved, hand-joined and hand-painted |
| Reference | Mughal jharokha and reverse-painted glass traditions |
| Size | Made to your measurements |
Made to your size
There is no standard size. Each piece is carved to the wall, table or room it is meant for, from a compact accent to a lobby-scale statement. Share your measurements and we propose the proportions, wood and finish. That is also why no price is listed: every quotation is made for your size.
- Hand-carved
- Sample approval
- Custom sizes
Product description
A hand-carved tissue holder framed like a miniature Mughal jharokha, with painted side panels of stylised flowers and quatrefoil medallions and a reverse-painted glass top in deep indigo. The hinged lid has a clean central slot, while a cast brass clasp on the front echoes traditional door hardware. It brings heirloom charm to a bedside, console, bar cabinet or guest-room tray. Ideal for hotels, resorts, boutique guestrooms, fine-dining tables and heritage homes.
Design origin
Drawn from the carved jharokha windows of Rajasthan and the painted glass lanterns of Old Delhi, the box layers two crafts in one object. The jharokha panel celebrates the symmetry of Mughal gardens and royal interiors, while reverse-painting on glass — once used in haveli lanterns and temple toranas — adds jewel-like depth. Together they turn a humble tissue holder into a small piece of architectural nostalgia.
Design details
Why you’ll love it
- Material: Solid mango wood with reverse-painted glass
- Finish: Dark walnut stain with antique brass clasp
- Hand-painted jharokha and floral panels by skilled artisans
- Hinged lid with tidy tissue slot
- Made to your size and finish
