What is Shindoori architecture style?

A regional variation of Haveli architecture prevalent in the Braj region, characterized by a blend of Mughal symmetry and Rajput ornamentation, often incorporating vibrant colors and local materials.

Where is Shindoori architecture style architecture found?

Shindoori architecture style architecture is primarily found in Uttar Pradesh, Braj region. There are 1 heritage sites documented with this architectural style.

When was Shindoori architecture style architecture used?

Shindoori architecture style architecture was used during 18th Century CE, 19th Century CE. It is associated with the Rajput, Mughal (influence), Local Zamindars dynasty/period.

What materials are used in Shindoori architecture style architecture?

Shindoori architecture style architecture typically uses Brick, Lime plaster, Sandstone, Wood. These materials are characteristic of this architectural style and reflect the construction techniques of the period.

Which heritage sites use Shindoori architecture style architecture?

There are 1 heritage sites documented with Shindoori architecture style architecture. 1 sites use this as their primary architectural style. You can explore these sites on the Inheritage Foundation website.

Shindoori architecture style | Inheritage Foundation Art & Architecture Thesaurus | Inheritage Foundation

Title	Shindoori architecture style 4.5/5(Based on 1 heritage site) Rare 4.5/5(Based on 1 heritage site)
Description	A regional variation of Haveli architecture prevalent in the Braj region, characterized by a blend of Mughal symmetry and Rajput ornamentation, often incorporating vibrant colors and local materials.
Also Known As	Mughal-Rajasthani Haveli Domestic Blend of Mughal symmetry Rajput ornamentation. Mughal Architecture Rajput Architecture Haveli Architecture Shindoori Architecture (regional variation) Braj Architecture (regional variation) Latticed Windows (Jali work) Courtyard Architecture (traditional Indian) Ornate carvings frescoes (influenced by Hindu temple art)
Tags	Haveli Braj Shindoori Courtyard Jali Frescoes Rajput Mughal Domestic Architecture
Style ID	`INHF-STY-7343269472-20:03:30:13:01:18:SAS`
URI	https://www.inheritage.foundation/aat/styles/shindoori-architecture-style
API Endpoint	`https://www.inheritage.foundation/api/v1/aat/shindoori-architecture-style`
Total Sites	1
Primary Sites	1
Created	November 19, 2025
Last Updated	November 29, 2025

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Regions

Regions	Uttar Pradesh Braj region

Historical Context

Time Periods	18th Century CE 19th Century CE
Dynasties	Rajput Mughal (influence) Local Zamindars

Sacred Context

Sacred Contexts	Domestic Vaishnava Shrines (nearby)
Associated Deities	Krishna Radha

Architectural Details

Primary Materials	Brick Lime plaster Sandstone Wood
Architectural Features	Jali work (latticed windows) Courtyards Ornate carvings Frescoes Chhajjas (eaves) Jharokhas (overhanging enclosed balconies)

Keywords

Keywords	Haveli Braj Shindoori Courtyard Jali Frescoes Rajput Mughal Domestic Architecture

Recommended Sources

Title	Type	Notes
Braj: The Land of Krishna	book	General cultural context of Braj architecture.

Heritage Sites (1)

Site Name	Status	Confidence
Seth Ram Gopal Haveli Mathura	Primary	100%

How to Identify Shindoori architecture style

Look for characteristic features: Jali work (latticed windows), Courtyards, Ornate carvings.
Verify geographic location: Shindoori architecture style architecture is typically found in Uttar Pradesh and Braj region.
Examine construction materials: Shindoori architecture style typically uses Brick and Lime plaster.
Consider historical context: This style dates from 18th Century CE.
Compare with documented examples: 1 heritage sites use this architectural style.

Shindoori architecture style

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Historical Context

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Heritage Sites (1)

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