Antique Indian Hand-Carved Teakwood Wall Décor | Early-1900s Tribal Scene Relief | Rustic Vintage Art Panel

Bring authentic heritage into your home with this antique hand-carved teakwood wall panel, a rare early-20th-century artefact depicting a lively tribal procession. Meticulously chiselled from dense old-growth teak, the scene shows villagers dancing, drumming, and carrying harvest baskets—a joyful reflection of rural Indian life, captured in dynamic relief.

✦ Folk-Art Craftsmanship & Historic Soul

Carved around 1900, this panel embodies the storytelling traditions of tribal artisans who celebrated everyday rituals in wood. The figures, rendered in low relief using centuries-old tools, display rhythmic movement, enhanced by visible chisel marks. Over time, the surface has developed a deep natural patina, enriching the grain and lending rustic character.

✦ Key Features

• Rare early-1900s tribal relief with nine carved figures

• Solid reclaimed teakwood with original dark patina

• Visible tool marks, cracks, and wear retained for authenticity

• Versatile use: wall plaque, mantel accent, or architectural frieze

• One-of-a-kind piece—no two panels share the same carving or weathering

✦ Styling Tip

Hang above a console, bed, or mantel for a striking heritage feature, or display vertically in a hallway or stair landing to emphasise height. For layered interiors, pair with earthenware, brass vessels, and woven textiles to highlight its rustic soul.

✦ Specifications

• Dimensions: 106 cm (W) × 14 cm (H) × 2 cm (D)

• Material: Hand-carved teakwood

• Era & Origin: Early 1900s, rural India

• Condition: Excellent antique integrity with natural age-related wear

✦ Delivery & Collection

This piece will be professionally hand-delivered across the UK for safe handling. Local collection is available by appointment. White-glove service and international delivery can be arranged on request.

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