Antique Indian Hand Carved Jali Door With Frame | Teakwood Mashrabiya Latticework | Late 19th Century Mughal Design
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Price

£2000

Materials

Teakwood

Period

19th Century

Place of origin

Rajasthan, India

SKU

DO-GH-20-004

Dimensions

Width: 195 cmHeight: 222 cmDepth: 7 cmWeight: 60 kg
Quantity:

Available Stock: 1

About the product

Antique Indian Jali Door with Frame – Hand-Carved Teak Wood Mashrabiya Design, Circa Late 19th Century

Celebrate timeless Indian artistry with this magnificent Antique Jali Door, hand-carved from solid teak wood and featuring intricate geometric latticework inspired by traditional Mashrabiya design. Dating back to the late 1800s, this architectural treasure reflects the historic grandeur of Indian havelis, palaces, and Mughal-era residences.

The door’s symmetrical Jali (lattice) carvings not only allow for soft light and natural airflow but also add an exquisite decorative element that preserves privacy—an enduring feature of Islamic and Rajasthani architectural styles. The natural aged patina and robust teak frame enhance its visual and historical appeal, making it a compelling focal point for any interior.

Key Features:
• Authentic antique Jali door with Mughal-inspired Mashrabiya latticework
• Crafted from solid teak wood – known for strength, longevity, and warm patina
• Late 19th-century Indian origin – from the royal architecture of Rajasthan
• Hand-carved geometric patterns allow light and air while ensuring privacy
• Ideal for interior partitions, decorative wall panels, or unique entryways
• Excellent condition for age, with original detailing intact
• A rare collector’s piece – blending cultural heritage and fine craftsmanship

Historical Significance:
This piece draws from India’s rich legacy of Mashrabiya-style Jali doors, traditionally seen in palaces and sacred architecture. The technique of pierced wood carving was developed to balance climate, aesthetics, and privacy—hallmarks of Mughal, Rajput, and Islamic design. The geometric patterns often symbolise spiritual harmony and cultural identity. Doors like this were once part of inner sanctuaries, audience chambers, or courtyards—spaces where both beauty and utility were paramount.

Perfect for Heritage Interiors:
Whether styled as a statement wall, an interior screen, or as part of a restored doorway, this antique Jali door brings authenticity, elegance, and depth to any space. Its timeless geometry and material richness align beautifully with bohemian, vintage, Moorish, and Indo-Islamic interior themes.