Jaali & Lattice Screens

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Jaali & Lattice Screens

Pierced marble screens in the jaali tradition — light, air and privacy cut through solid stone.

Overview

A jaali is cut right through the slab, so the screen has to be strong enough to stand while being mostly opening. Geometry is set out so the surviving ribs carry the panel.

We cut traditional Mughal geometries and contemporary patterns, in panels framed for openings or free-standing as room dividers.

Panel20 & 30 mm
PatternMughal · Geometric · Bespoke
UseInterior & exterior

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Jaali & Lattice Screens

Jaali & Lattice Screens in Makrana marble by Everstone — 1
Jaali & Lattice Screens in Makrana marble by Everstone — 2
Jaali & Lattice Screens in Makrana marble by Everstone — 3
Jaali & Lattice Screens in Makrana marble by Everstone — 4
Jaali & Lattice Screens in Makrana marble by Everstone — 5
Jaali & Lattice Screens in Makrana marble by Everstone — 6

Questions

Good to know

What is a jaali?
A jaali is a pierced stone screen, cut through so that it filters light and air while giving privacy — a device used across Mughal architecture in Rajasthan and beyond.
Can jaali screens be used on a facade?
Yes, with the panel thickness and rib width sized for the span and wind load. We provide the setting-out for the supporting frame.

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