Jaalora Carved Wooden Sideboard Cabinet with Jali and Arched Niches

Size L59" * D16" * H35.5" Material Mango Wood Finish Distressed White Finish Assembly Required No Condition New Jaalora is a carved wooden sideboard cabinet that mixes open display with closed storage. Its name comes from jaali, the carved lattice screens seen in traditional Indian architecture, and a wide jali panel with a flower medallion runs across the front just below the top. Under it are two open niches shaped like pointed arches, with a double-door cupboard between them. A carved floral band lines the top edge, fluted strips separate each section, and the whole piece is finished in a distressed white that lets warm wood tones show through. At 59 inches wide, 16 inches deep and 35.5 inches tall, it fits along a living room wall, in a dining area as a buffet, or in an entryway as a console cabinet. Key Features:- Jali Lattice Panel with Flower Medallion: A long diamond-pattern jali panel stretches across the front, with a carved rosette at its centre. It gives the sideboard a handcrafted, heritage character and draws the eye to the middle of the piece. Two Arched Open Niches: The open niches on either side have carved arch surrounds, much like small jharokha windows. Use them for vases, stacked books, baskets or pottery that you want on show. Because they are open, things you use often stay within easy reach. Centre Double-Door Cupboard: The two panelled doors in the middle open to closed storage for table linen, serving bowls, candles or board games. Each door has a small ring pull, and a latch at the top keeps the pair closed. Carved Floral Band and Fluted Strips: A band of carved flowers and leaves runs below the top, and vertical fluted strips frame the niches and doors. These details add texture across the whole front without making it look busy. Slim 16-Inch Depth: The shallow depth keeps the sideboard from taking over a walkway, so it suits hallways and smaller living rooms. The 59-inch top gives plenty of space for a pair of lamps, a tray, plants or framed art, as shown in the styled photos.