A fine 19th-century Kashmiri lacquered wooden window panel (circa 1850–1900), produced during the Dogra Dynasty period. Originating from the Jammu & Kashmir region, long known for its exceptional lacquer, carving and detailed decorative work. The panel features: Hand-carved and lacquer-decorated surfaces in traditional Kashmiri style Intricate floral and geometric motifs with Mughal artistic influence Qur’anic inscriptions finely executed across the frame, showing remarkable precision Extremely detailed craftsmanship, the type produced in elite Srinagar workshops during the Dogra rule Rich patina consistent with authentic 19th-century pieces This panel is a rare surviving example of architectural decorative work from Dogra Dynasty Kashmir (1846–1947), a period celebrated for its refinement in lacquered wood art. And it has very good embossing workmanship. Dimensions Height: 85 cm Width: 60 cm A museum-grade collectible representing one of the finest examples of late 19th-century Kashmiri lacquered woodwork. Please excuse me for not taking the depth of the door. It may look small from the photo but it is a big window