Antique Indian Teak & Wrought Iron Gate | Early 20th-Century Hand-Carved Haveli Architectural Piece

Step into the world of heritage craftsmanship with this striking early 20th-century Indian gate, originally used in havelis (grand traditional homes) to block passage for animals while adding a touch of architectural beauty. Handcrafted from solid teakwood and adorned with intricate wrought iron detailing, this antique gate blends practicality with enduring style.

Standing approximately 94 cm tall, the gate features a robust teak frame with a warm, timeworn finish. The wood showcases rich natural grain and a smooth surface shaped by age and use. Its wrought iron inserts, with original fittings and captivating patina, add structural strength and decorative appeal.

More than just a functional barrier, this gate is a piece of Indian architectural history. Gates like these were designed to be both beautiful and useful—placed in doorways to prevent animals from entering indoor spaces, while harmonising with the refined aesthetics of haveli interiors.

Whether repurposed as a statement wall piece, architectural accent, or even a functional gate within a heritage-inspired home, this antique is a rare find that tells a story of design, purpose, and tradition.

Key Features:
• Authentic antique Indian gate from early 1900s
• Constructed from solid teakwood with wrought iron detailing
• Original hardware and beautifully aged patina
• Historically used to block animal entry in haveli doorways
• Ideal as a decorative screen, architectural accent, or rustic feature piece
• Complements heritage, rustic, bohemian, or eclectic interiors

This gate is more than a functional object—it's a tactile reminder of Indian heritage, handcrafted to last and designed to impress. Exclusively available at Regen Bespoke.