FroggMag
Paper Weight Clock - Jahangir Mahal, Orchcha
Jahangir Mahal was built in the 17th century by Vir Singh Deo for the Mughal emperor Jahangir’s visit. This three-storied palace is marked by stylishly hanging balconies, carved porches, latticed screens, and intricate inlay work. According to legends - the emperor spent only one night in the palace built for him.
These brass clocks with domed glass, double up as paper weights. Details from some of India's finest monuments make them collectibles and wonderful gifts.
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Care Instructions
Spot clean with a soft damp cloth
Do not soak and do not scrub
Fragile, handle with care - the glass will break if dropped
Wipe with brass polishing agents to get the shine back.
The clock is battery-operated and the cell can be changed
by unscrewing the back.
by unscrewing the back.
Time can be adjusted using a small knob on top.
Material
Brass and Glass
Size
L- 7 cm, W- 6 cm, H- 4 cm
Designed and produced by FroggMag