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Wooden Ankhi Jhyal (eye window)
Measurement: 13.5 X 9 in X 2.5 in
About this item:
Handmade in Nepal.
"Ankhi Jhyal" (or Aankhi Jhyal) translates to "eye window" in Nepali. It refers to a traditional type of window found in Nepalese architecture, particularly in the Kathmandu Valley.
These windows are a prominent feature in traditional Nepalese homes, temples, and palaces.
They come in various sizes and shapes, including square, rectangular, and circular frames.
Ankhi Jhyals are not just decorative elements; they are also believed to have served as a protective element, with the "eye" watching over the house and its inhabitants.
The art of crafting Ankhi Jhyals is a testament to the skill of Nepali artisans and is considered a pinnacle of Nepalese architectural design.
Wooden Ankhi Jhyal (eye window)
Measurement: 13.5 X 9 in X 2.5 in
About this item:
Handmade in Nepal.
"Ankhi Jhyal" (or Aankhi Jhyal) translates to "eye window" in Nepali. It refers to a traditional type of window found in Nepalese architecture, particularly in the Kathmandu Valley.
These windows are a prominent feature in traditional Nepalese homes, temples, and palaces.
They come in various sizes and shapes, including square, rectangular, and circular frames.
Ankhi Jhyals are not just decorative elements; they are also believed to have served as a protective element, with the "eye" watching over the house and its inhabitants.
The art of crafting Ankhi Jhyals is a testament to the skill of Nepali artisans and is considered a pinnacle of Nepalese architectural design.