Antique Early 1900s Indian Teakwood Dog Gate with Wrought Iron Detail
Hand-Carved Haveli Architectural Panel with Patinaed Finish

Step into the grandeur of a bygone era with this rare early 20th-century Indian teakwood dog gate, once a functional feature in the havelis (noble residences) of Rajasthan. Originally crafted to prevent animals from entering the inner sanctum of traditional homes, this beautifully carved gate is now a decorative treasure with historical soul.

Made from solid old-growth teak and detailed with original wrought iron rods, the gate showcases hand-carved foliate and scroll motifs—classic examples of Indian artisanal design. The surface carries a timeworn patina with hints of aged green, adding to its rustic charm and storytelling character.

Compact yet bold in design, this two-panel piece works equally well as a mounted wall panel, headboard, or functional gate. Its sculptural depth and warm earthy tones make it ideal for layering into eclectic, heritage, or rustic-inspired interiors.

Key Features:
Antique Provenance: Early 1900s origin from India, sourced from a traditional haveli
Material: Solid teakwood with original wrought iron insert rods
Design: Hand-carved with scroll and foliage motifs, both panels echoing symmetry and tradition
Finish: Naturally aged wood with a weathered green-brown patina
Versatile Use: Display as wall art, room divider, decorative door, or practical pet gate
Cultural Value: Historic architectural element rooted in Indian domestic traditions
Craftsmanship: Heirloom-quality woodworking and blacksmithing

Dimensions (Per Full Gate):
Width: Approx. 78 cm
Height: 94 cm
Depth: 3 cm
Weight: 11 kg

Why Choose This Piece:
• Rich in cultural significance and artisanal heritage
• Combines decorative beauty with functional purpose
• Adds depth, texture, and a story to any interior
• A timeless piece of Indian architecture for modern homes

Exclusively available at Regen Bespoke.
Subtle. Storied. Full of history.