Deccan teak, painted window. The top panel is carved in foliate scrollwork interspersed with flowers. The cusped arch at the top is reminiscent of Mughal architecture, and below this is a small balustrade. The base panel also has scrollwork foliate in the centre, and at the sides are carved two Hamsas.
Hamsa is revered by Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains. It is seen as a symbol of purity, detachment and divine knowledge. Hamsa symbolizes the highest spiritual accomplishment as it swims in water, walks on earth and flies in the sky.
