Antique Indian Jali Door with Frame – Circa Late 19th Century

Hand-Carved Teakwood | Mashrabiya Latticework | Rajput-Mughal Architectural Fusion

Bring home a slice of India’s architectural glory with this extraordinary Antique Jali Door, hand-carved in Rajasthan in the late 1800s. Crafted from solid teakwood and framed in floral-carved panels, this rare piece showcases Mashrabiya-style latticework, blending Islamic and Indian artistry in a breathtaking display of craftsmanship.

Architectural Elegance & Functional Design

Designed to let in light and air while offering privacy, the pierced geometric panels—known as Jali—were a hallmark of Mughal and haveli architecture. The intricate lattice patterns cast ever-changing shadows, turning walls and doorways into poetic, living features.

Whether used architecturally or decoratively, this door becomes an immediate focal point.

Key Features

• Era: Circa late 19th century
• Origin: Rajasthan, India
• Material: Solid teakwood
• Design: Traditional Mashrabiya (pierced lattice) patterns with carved floral frame
• Finish: Naturally aged teak with warm brown patina
• Condition: Excellent antique condition with original carvings and aged surface

Styling Use – Indoor & Covered Outdoor Settings

Indoors
✔ Statement wall-mounted panel in hallways, lounges, or reception rooms
✔ Converted into a sliding partition or custom wardrobe front
✔ Room divider in open-plan or loft-style interiors
✔ Decorative architectural headboard for bedrooms

Outdoors (Only if Covered or Semi-Sheltered)
✔ Use in verandas, shaded courtyards, or garden rooms
✔ Ideal for boutique hotels, spas, or indoor-outdoor gallery transitions
Note: Not intended for direct rain or weather exposure; place in protected outdoor environments.

Cultural & Historical Significance

Jali work, derived from Islamic architecture and local craftsmanship, served both aesthetic and functional roles—controlling light, temperature, and visibility. Such pieces were integral to royal homes, shrines, and temple courtyards, symbolising harmony and sacred geometry.

Specifications

• Width: 195 cm
• Height: 222 cm
• Depth: 7 cm
• Weight: 60 kg
• Material: Solid Teakwood
• Finish: Unpolished with natural antique patina

Why Choose This Piece?

✔ Authentically handcrafted in the 1800s
✔ Intricately detailed lattice design with floral side panels
✔ Lightweight enough for flexible installation
✔ Indoor and covered outdoor versatility
✔ A sculptural, heritage-rich addition to curated interiors

Delivery & Collection

This piece qualifies for white-glove courier delivery across the UK. Local collection from our studio can be arranged. Please contact Regen Bespoke to coordinate delivery or request installation guidance.

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