Jaisalmer Saloon

Jaisalmer Saloon:
Founded by Rao Jaisal in 1156 AD, this remote desert city is famous for the Jaisalmer fort, epitomized by Satyajit Ray, the famous film-maker in the 'Shonar Kella' (The Golden Fortress), an epic celluloid saga. The city is also famous for its havelis, cobbled streets, ancient Jain temples and a festive gaiety that reverberates across the shimmering with conspicuous facades served as the inspiration for the intricately carved jharokhas on the lounge ceiling. It is done on teakwood with a mirror backing. The famous Jawahar Niwas facade has been depicted in the state lounge-using cone, metal, copper and silver medium. The royal insignia adorns the valance of the blind. The colour scheme reflects the beige of the desert sands.