Mayur Jhyal 7.5*8″

MAYUR JHYAL(CHAUDAI THULO) 13″*18.5″              RS.4000
MAYUR JHYAL(HEIGHT THULO) 14″*16″                     RS.4000
MAYUR JHYAL(MIDUEM SIZEFLOWER) 10″*12        RS.1500
MAYUR JHYAL(SMALL SIZE FLOWER) 8″*9.5″         RS.950
OM SHANTI FRAME 10*11″                                                   RS.1300
CHHEPU FRAME 14*8.5″                                                       RS.1600
MAYUR JHYAL(WITH BUDDHA FACE ) 13″*18.5″     RS.4000
MAYUR JHYAL(WITH GANESH FACE ) 13″*18.5″      RS.4000
MAYUR JHYAL(WITH BARAHI FACE ) 13″*18.5″       RS.4000

This decorative object is a 3D relief sculpture that showcases the intricate traditional woodcarving style of Nepal, specifically modeled after the famous Peacock Window of Bhaktapur. The central focus is a majestic peacock with its plumage fanned out in a circular pattern, framed by a thick, rope-like border. Above this central figure is a multi-layered, flared cornice that mimics the ornate eaves of Newari pagoda architecture, featuring repetitive geometric and floral patterns. The entire scene is set within a structural frame that narrows at the center and widens at the base, creating a sturdy and symmetrical silhouette characteristic of ancient window frames.

Constructed with a deep, reddish-brown finish, the piece appears to be made from a durable material such as molded resin or clay that expertly simulates the look of dark, aged rosewood. Every surface is covered in high-relief details, from the delicate feathers of the peacock to the scalloped petal designs along the top edge and the small floral accents at the bottom corners. The sculpture sits on a solid, smooth rectangular pedestal, providing a clean foundation that contrasts with the dense textures of the carving above. This combination of architectural homage and craftsmanship makes it a significant cultural memento, often presented as a “token of love” to represent Nepalese heritage and artistry.