Antique Hand-Carved Indian Teakwood Wall Décor | Tribal Procession Panel | Circa Early 1900s

Celebrate the spirit of India’s indigenous artistry with this Antique Handcrafted Tribal Teakwood Wall Décor, a captivating panel from the early 20th century. Meticulously carved from solid teakwood, this unique artefact features a vibrant narrative frieze of tribal figures in motion—depicting what appears to be a celebratory procession or daily communal life scene. Above them, pierced geometric jali (lattice) carvings add rhythm, texture, and ventilation—a classic element in Indian architectural tradition.

✦ Cultural Heritage & Artisanal Detail

Originally salvaged from a haveli or rural dwelling, this piece carries the visual language of Indian folk traditions. The hand-chiselled details bring each figure to life, from dancers and musicians to animals and villagers, reflecting a world of rituals, resilience, and storytelling carved in wood.

✦ Key Features:

• Authentic early 1900s tribal panel from rural India
• Hand-carved from solid aged teakwood
• Depicts a dynamic row of tribal figures and ceremonial scenes
• Decorative pierced jali (cross pattern) crown for added depth
• Naturally aged dark patina and primitive carving style
• Ideal as a statement wall piece in eclectic, boho, rustic, or heritage-inspired interiors
• Easy to hang with fitted rear brackets

✦ Styling Tip:

Perfect for placing above doorways, consoles, or as part of a gallery wall. Let this panel bring movement and storytelling into any space, pairing well with raw textures, warm lighting, and handmade textiles.

✦ Specifications:

• Width: 82 cm
• Height: 21 cm
• Depth: 2 cm
• Weight: 3 kg
• Material: Solid Teakwood
• Finish: Dark natural patina with visible hand-tool marks
• Origin: India | Era: Circa 1900s

✦ Delivery & Collection:

This item will be carefully hand-delivered across the UK. Local collection can be arranged by appointment. For bespoke delivery arrangements or styling advice, please contact Regen Bespoke.

Exclusively at Regen Bespoke – A gallery of living history. Own a piece of Indian tribal artistry that tells a story through every carved figure.