
Hand-carved wooden window famous for being the ornate balcony opening at the Kumari Ghar where Nepal's Living Goddess Kumari makes brief public appearances.
The design features an incredibly intricate, geometric mesh pattern on the central shutters, flanked by heavily carved pillars and stylized floral borders with a multi-layered cornice top.
Historically, this architecture served a brilliant dual purpose in medieval Malla-era residential buildings and palaces: the dense lattice grid allowed fresh air and filtered sunlight to enter the home while completely shielding the inhabitants from the eyes of strangers on the street below.