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Akhijhyal – Traditional Newari Window Carving | Handcrafted Woodwork from Nepal
Akhijhyal – Traditional Newari Window Carving | Handcrafted Woodwork from Nepal
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Bring a piece of timeless Nepali heritage into your space with this exquisite Akhijhyal — a traditional Newari wooden window, intricately carved by skilled artisans from the Kathmandu Valley.
The word Akhijhyal translates to "eye window" in Nepali, symbolizing a spiritual gaze and a connection between the inner and outer worlds. These windows are iconic elements of Newa architecture, known for their detailed lattice patterns and artistic craftsmanship.
Each piece is hand-carved from solid wood, preserving centuries-old techniques passed down through generations. Whether used as wall art, a decorative panel, or a symbolic window, the Akhijhyal adds depth, culture, and character to any setting.
Features:
- Material: Solid hardwood (typically teak or sal wood)
- Design: Traditional lattice-style “eye window”
- Origin: Handcrafted in Nepal by Newari artisans
- Use: Wall decor, window frame, architectural accent
- Symbolism: Represents watchfulness, spiritual vision, and cultural identity
Perfect For:
- Ethnic and cultural decor themes
- Spiritual or meditation spaces
- Gifts for architecture and heritage lovers
- Adding a touch of historic Nepal to modern interiors
The Akhijhyal is more than just décor — it’s a window into Nepal’s rich architectural legacy and spiritual symbolism.
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