Shahvan is a square wooden end table inspired by the carved jharokha windows of old Indian havelis. Beneath its moulded top runs an open spindle gallery on all four sides, with framed rectangular windows set between hand-turned spindles. Scroll-cut brackets join the legs to the frame, and a lower shelf with curved edges adds a second level. The four legs flare gently outward at the base, keeping this tall side table steady and graceful. Finished in a rich dark [walnut] tone over [solid sheesham wood], it sits beside a sofa or armchair, fills a living room corner, or holds a lamp, plant or showpiece.

Key Features:-

• Jharokha-Style Spindle Gallery: Each side of the gallery has a framed window between two hand-turned spindles, repeated all the way around. It gives the end table a light, open look and makes it attractive from every angle, so it can stand away from the wall.
• Square Top with a Lower Shelf: The square, moulded top holds a table lamp, a vase or your evening tea. The lower shelf, with its curved edges, adds room for books, a small plant or a decorative piece.
• Tall Build for Lamps and Plants: Its height makes Shahvan a natural plant stand or pedestal table for a living room corner. Placed beside a sofa or armchair, it lifts a lamp to a comfortable reading height.
• Scroll-Cut Brackets and Flared Legs: Carved brackets join each leg to the frame, adding a traditional detail and extra strength. The legs flare outward towards the floor, which widens the base and keeps the tall table stable.