Inspired by the refined geometry of the Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah in Agra, this 17th-century Mughal landmark is often called the “jewel box” for its intricate inlay and delicate ornamentation. Commissioned by Nur Jahan in memory of her father, the tomb marked a turning point in Mughal design with its white marble latticework, floral motifs, and richly detailed surfaces.
Design
This pattern highlights the structure’s emphasis on symmetry and surface detail. Interlocking forms are arranged in clean, measured compositions that reflect the decorative style found throughout the tomb’s walls and screens.
Crafting & Finishing
Digitally modelled for precision and crafted with premium wood PLA, each piece is hand-finished to emphasize crisp lines and subtle depth. Multiple protective coatings are applied to enhance contrast, preserve texture, and ensure durability with a smooth, matte finish.
Specifications
Size: 70 mm square Thickness: 5 mm Backing: Multiple neodymium magnets Material: Wood PLA Finish: Multi-layer protective coating
