A jali is a decorative screen or grid made from stone or wood, commonly found in Islamic architecture, especially in India and the Middle East. These screens feature intricate patterns and designs that allow light and air to pass through while providing privacy and shade. Jalis are often used in windows, balconies, and room dividers, adding an artistic element to buildings while enhancing ventilation. The detailed craftsmanship involved in creating jalis showcases the skill of artisans and reflects the cultural heritage of the regions where they are used. Jalis not only serve a functional purpose but also create beautiful patterns of light and shadow in the spaces they adorn.

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