The Jharoka Collection

This collection manifests within itself the rich, deeply rooted culture of Pakistan and the Mughal era, using the Jharokas ( a traditional desi balcony) to reveal varying reflections of the area. The intricate patterns of today go hand in hand with the delicate wood engravings of old to portray a standing still of past, present, and future, all weaved together in vibrant geometric designs. The Jharoka collection aims to stir a conversation around an era that is largely overshadowed by a colonial past. Each painting within the collection is made by combining two or more of the following mediums: oil, acrylic paints and pen.

orange and blue geometrical building archtecture and painting — The Orange Jharoka - $1’150 - SOLD

Red and Green patterns around a mughal era window with carved wooden patterns on canvas. — Jaali - $1’300 - SOLD

Pen sketch and purple painting of old Lahore and Jharokas — Jamni Jharoka - $2000

pen sketch of the Badshahi mosque and intricate Mughal patterns in blue. — The Blue Arch - $8000

Pen sketch of a door from the Lahore fort adorned with floral patterns in red oil paint — The Red Door - $750 - Sold

pen sketch and oil paint of an arch in the Badshahi mosque in Lahore — The Shahi Arch - $500 - SOLD

Arches of the Badshahi mosque in Lahore, sketched in pen and embellished by Mughal floral patterns in a plum burgundy Oil paint base. — The Mulberry Mehraab - $3’500 - SOLD

Minimalist pen sktech and oil paint on paper showing a woman carrying a matka — The Sabz Duo 1/2 - $250 - SOLD

Minimalist pen sketch and oil paint, showing a traditional subcontinental woman — The Sabz Duo 2/2 - $250 - SOLD

The Jharoka Collection

Jharoka 3D

Mesha Noor