Antique Indian Hand-Carved Teakwood Wall Décor | Early 1900s Lion & Floral Relief Panel | Heritage Art from Rajasthan

Bring home a striking slice of Indian craftsmanship with this Antique Hand-Carved Teakwood Wall Décor, an early-20th-century panel alive with regal lions, scrolling foliage, and braided borders. Painstakingly chiselled from dense teak by master carvers, the piece once formed part of a haveli façade, where such panels symbolised strength, prosperity, and divine protection.

✦ Symbolic Elegance & Timeless Craft
Intricate lions—traditional emblems of guardianship—stand in dynamic profile against a tapestry of floral arabesques, each element rendered in crisp low relief. A naturally aged dark patina accentuates the deep grain of the teakwood, lending the panel a warm, museum-worthy presence that suits both modern and classic interiors.

✦ Key Features
• Original early-1900s wall décor, hand-carved in Rajasthan
• Premium solid teakwood | rich grain & superb durability
• Detailed lion, floral, and rope-border motifs throughout
• Deep, naturally weathered brown finish with hints of verdigris
• Ideal as a standalone statement above consoles, beds, or fireplaces
• Lightweight enough to wall mount; rear hangers can be supplied on request
• One-of-one heritage artefact—no mass-produced replica

✦ Styling Tip
Let the panel anchor a gallery wall of vintage textiles and brass accents, or hang it horizontally above a sofa for instant architectural character. Its earthy tones pair beautifully with natural linens, leather, and terracotta palettes.

✦ Specifications
• Width: 111 cm
• Height: 32 cm
• Depth: 5 cm
• Weight: 10 kg
• Material: Solid aged teakwood
• Era & Origin: Early 1900s | Rajasthan, India
• Condition: Excellent antique condition with minor age-related wear

✦ Delivery & Collection
White-glove delivery across the UK, or collection by appointment from our Regen Bespoke studio. International shipping quotes available—please enquire.

Exclusively at Regen Bespoke – Own a rare guardian of Indian heritage and let your walls tell a story that spans centuries.