Jaali & Screen Work
Traditional Chinioti hand-carving on new work and restoration.
Quick answerCarved wooden jaali screens, room dividers and panels for doors, windows and walls. Jaali is cut by hand or by machine in our workshop, and we tell you which before work starts.
- Hand or machine cut, and we say which
- Price agreed before work starts
- Islamabad, Rawalpindi & nearby towns
About jaali screens and panels
Jaali lets light and air through while giving privacy — ideal for dividers and cabinet doors.
We cut jaali by hand or machine, and say which, then finish it to match the room.
Handcraft & Carving: what's included
- Hand-carved headboards, panels and legs
- Screens, mirrors frames and decorative pieces
- Re-carving lost detail on antique furniture
- Inlay and brass work on request
How this job runs
From your drawing or photo to finished work.
- 01
Choose pattern and size
- 02
Hand or machine cut
- 03
Finish
- 04
Install
Related services
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Guides on this topic
Plain-language guides that go deeper on this job.
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Jaali & Screen Work: questions
What is jaali work?
A pierced lattice pattern cut through wood panels.
Can jaali be used on cabinet doors?
Yes. It is common on crockery cabinets.
Is the carving done by hand?
Yes. Detailed Chinioti carving is hand-cut. We say clearly when a pattern is machine-cut instead.