Mayur Jhyal

The Mayur Jhyal, or Peacock Window, is a masterpiece of Newar wood carving and an enduring symbol of Nepali architectural heritage. Meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans in the Kathmandu Valley, this intricate window frame features the iconic peacock motif at its center, surrounded by a lattice of delicate carvings. "Mayur" means peacock in Nepali, a bird revered for its beauty and grace, symbolizing divine protection and prosperity in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Made from durable wood, each piece is a faithful reproduction of a historical artifact, bringing the artistry of the Malla dynasty into your home.

More than a decorative object, our Mayur Jhyal is a profound piece of cultural history. The original 15th-century Peacock Window in Bhaktapur is celebrated as the "Mona Lisa of Nepal," a testament to the skill and artistry passed down through generations. By displaying this piece, you are not just acquiring a stunning work of art; you are preserving a legacy, honoring the deep cultural roots of Nepal, and inviting the ancient blessings of wisdom and prosperity into your space.