Vintage Indian Teakwood Corbels – Hand-Carved Wall Brackets with Floral Motifs (Early 20th Century)
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Price

£195

Materials

Teak wood

Place of origin

India

SKU

DP-RB-22-009.2

Dimensions

Width: 83 cmHeight: 23 cmDepth: 10 cmWeight: 2.50 kg
Quantity:

Available Stock: 1

About the product

Antique Indian Hand-Carved Teakwood Corbel – Early 20th Century | Architectural Salvage Wall Décor

Bring timeless Indian architecture into your home with this beautifully aged teakwood corbel—an original fragment salvaged from a haveli or temple in early 20th-century India. Rich in artisan detail and cultural resonance, this hand-carved piece blends architectural function with sculptural artistry, making it a standout addition to any interior.

Architectural Craftsmanship with Cultural Significance

Expertly hand-carved from dense, durable teakwood, this corbel features classical Indian scrollwork, symbolic floral motifs, and layers of intricate detailing. Its deep relief carving and timeworn patina evoke the skilled craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism embedded in traditional Indian design—especially from regions like Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Tamil Nadu.

Originally used to support projecting eaves or balconies, this piece has been reimagined for decorative use, ideal as a standalone sculptural wall feature or as a pair of supports beneath shelves, mantels, or archways. Its dark finish and hints of weathered green pigment add depth and character to modern UK interiors, whether styled in heritage townhouses, contemporary flats or eclectic spaces.

Key Features:

  • Early 20th-century hand-carved Indian teakwood corbel

  • Features ornate floral and scroll carvings with layered texture

  • Authentic architectural salvage with visible age marks and historic charm

  • Versatile use: wall-mounted décor, shelf bracket, or structural accent

  • Sustainably sourced and one-of-a-kind

  • Perfect for UK homes seeking a vintage or Indo-colonial touch

Cultural & Historic Context

Corbels like this were essential elements in vernacular Indian architecture, often found in havelis, temples, and courtyard homes. Their dual role—both decorative and structural—reflects a cultural belief in beautifying every part of the home with symbolic meaning. This piece offers not just aesthetic beauty, but a tangible link to a rich artisan heritage.

Styling Tip

Use as a dramatic wall-mounted feature to frame an alcove, window, or hallway. Combine with brass lamps, antique mirrors, or natural linen to create a soft, vintage-inspired interior. Alternatively, use two as architectural bookends or shelf supports for a bold statement.

Specifications:

  • Width: 83 cm

  • Height: 23 cm

  • Depth: 10 cm

  • Material: Solid teakwood

  • Finish: Aged natural wood with traces of pigment and patina

  • Origin: India

  • Era: Early 1900s

  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition with characterful wear

Delivery & Collection

This fragile item will be securely packaged and shipped across the UK. Local collection can be arranged by appointment. For bespoke interior advice or curated sets, contact Regen Bespoke directly.

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Where timeless Indian heritage meets thoughtful modern styling.