Old Indian carved wooden window

Antique architectural window made of carved solid wood, probably from northern India, consisting of two small opening shutters and their original frame. A very beautiful handcrafted piece featuring a pierced upper frieze carved with plant motifs and scrolls, as well as interesting moulding work. The two panels retain their original ironwork, with nails and a central locking system. The traditional joinery, irregularities in the wood, and patina testify to its antique character. The wood has a beautiful brown patina, with variations in shade, marks, and wear due to time, which add to the charm of this architectural element. Estimated dating: 19th / early 20th century, to be confirmed. Probable origin: North India / Rajasthan, without documented provenance. A rare decorative piece full of character, ideal as wall decoration, architectural element, console top, or composition in an antique, bohemian, or contemporary interior. Condition: good antique condition, with wear, marks, patina, and irregularities consistent with age and handcrafted production. Sold in its current state, without recent restoration. Proposed price: €890, open to reasonable offers.