Jharoks
Jharokhas are a distinctive architectural feature found in traditional Indian buildings, particularly in Rajasthan. They are essentially ornate balconies or oriel windows that project from the wall of a building. These structures are typically supported by carved brackets and are often enclosed by latticed screens, known as jaalis. The primary purpose of a jharokha was to provide privacy for the women of the household while allowing them to observe the street life below.
The intricate craftsmanship of jharokhas is a testament to the skill of ancient Indian artisans. They are
Jharokhas were not merely functional elements; they also played a significant role in the visual appeal of