Antique Shekhawati Teak Wood Door with Brass Geometric Detailing | Circa 1900s | Arched Palace Entrance | Rajasthan, India

This Antique Shekhawati Teak Wood Door is a magnificent heritage piece, hand-carved in the early 1900s in the culturally rich region of Shekhawati, Rajasthan. Renowned for its grand havelis and intricate artistry, Shekhawati architecture was designed to impress—this door is no exception. Originally part of a palace or noble residence, it reflects the opulence and spiritual symbolism of its time.

Crafted from solid teak wood, valued for its exceptional strength and resistance to decay, the door is adorned with geometric brass inlays, traditional ironwork, and an arched top—a regal architectural element symbolising prosperity and welcome. Decorative metal rivets, original ring handles, and an authentic chain lock add both functionality and antique charm.

In traditional Rajasthani architecture, such doors were more than entrances—they marked status, spiritual thresholds, and artistic pride. The use of brass was often believed to ward off negative energy, while the symmetrical design reflected cosmic balance and protection. The door’s weathered patina, intricate metal detailing, and robust frame tell a story of endurance, legacy, and craftsmanship passed down through generations.

Whether displayed as a statement entrance, decorative wall feature, or architectural focal point, this antique door instantly adds depth, character, and history to any interior or garden space.

Dimensions: W: 148cm × H: 242cm × D: 13cm
Weight: Approx. 380kg
Materials: Solid Teak Wood, Iron, Brass
Origin: Shekhawati, Rajasthan, India | Circa 1900s

Delivery Info: Due to its weight, this item will be hand-delivered. Collection is also possible—please contact us for arrangements.

Exclusively available through Regen Bespoke – this one-of-a-kind piece cannot be found anywhere else. Own a unique fragment of Indian royal heritage, curated for spaces that appreciate timeless craftsmanship and cultural legacy.