15th Century Inspired Peacock Window Panel – Mhaykhā Jhyā (19×11)”

Description

Bring the essence of Nepali artistry into your home with this handcrafted Peacock Window Panel inspired by the famed 15th century Peacock Window of the Pujari Math in Bhaktapur, Nepal. This exquisite panel features a central peacock surrounded by smaller birds, all intricately carved from wood. The peacock’s tail feathers form a beautiful lattice design, evoking the artistry of traditional Newari windows.

They call the Mhaykhā Jhyā, also known as the Peacock Window Panel, the “Mona Lisa of Nepal” because of its exceptional beauty. This masterpiece graces the Pujari Math in Bhaktapur, Nepal.

More than just a decorative piece, this panel is a symbol of Nepalese culture and heritage. Perfect for adding a touch of global flair to your home, this handcrafted window panel is a conversation starter that will be admired for generations to come.

• Material: Wood
• Size: 19×11 inches approx.
• For Gifts and wall decorations
• Traditional design
• Inspired by the famed 15th century Peacock Window of the Pujari Math in Bhaktapur, Nepal.

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