A framed Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture featuring intricate terracotta-colored relief work set against a decorative red and cream border.

A three-quarter view of the Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture, a terracotta-toned relief framed in a decorative gold border.

A pair of hands holds a framed Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture featuring a detailed terracotta-style relief of the iconic palace.

A stone composite Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture displayed in a decorative frame with red borders and traditional Indian motifs.

A framed Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture displayed on a wall, featuring intricate terracotta-toned relief work in a decorative border.

A pair of hands holds a framed Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture featuring intricate terracotta-style relief work on a decorative mat.

A hand holds an informational brochure about the Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture, featuring detailed architectural diagrams and historical context.

A framed Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture in terracotta style sits on a table beside its illustrated gift box.

Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture | Jaipur's 18th Century Palace of Winds Replica

Name: Hawa Mahal Facade Sculpture | Jaipur's 18th Century Palace of Winds Replica
Brand: Varaha Heritage
Price: 88.88 USD
Availability: InStock

18th Century

$88.88

Inclusive of all taxes

Inspired by the iconic 1799 façade of Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, Rajasthan, this piece is a tribute to one of India's most recognisable architectural landmarks. Built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh and designed by architect Lal Chand Ustad, the five-storey structure was conceived in the shape of Lord Krishna's crown, its honeycomb-like face pierced by 953 small latticed windows known as jharokhas. Hand-Finished from Stone Composite, this piece captures the layered, pyramidal rhythm of the original sandstone façade. This piece is ideal for elegant home decor, thoughtful gift hampers, or as a centrepiece in a personal collection. In Vastu, architectural pieces associated with royal heritage and protection are traditionally placed in living or reception spaces to convey grandeur and welcome.