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19th-Century Indian Mashrabiya Door with Frame, Circa 1850s
Antique Teakwood Islamic Latticework Panel | Hand-Carved Mughal-Inspired Architectural Masterpiece
✦ A Portal of Light, Privacy, and Sacred Geometry
This rare 19th-century Mashrabiya door, carved from solid teakwood and set in its original architectural frame, is a striking example of Indo-Islamic design. Sourced from Northern India and dating to the 1850s, it showcases latticework that is both decorative and functional. Known as Mashrabiya, the pierced patterns allowed interiors to breathe, filtered sunlight into patterned shadows, and provided privacy while maintaining openness.
✦ Architectural Elegance and Key Features
Era: Circa 1850s
Origin: Northern India
Material: Hand-carved solid teakwood
Design: Islamic-style Mashrabiya lattice with Mughal-inspired flourishes
Finish: Warm patina from natural ageing
Condition: Excellent antique preservation with original detailing intact
Weight: Approx. 110 kg
✦ Why This Piece is Exceptional
✔ Architectural heritage linked to Mughal and Indo-Islamic haveli traditions
✔ Functional beauty designed for ventilation, light control, and privacy
✔ Retains its original carved frame for enhanced presence
✔ Durable and sustainable craftsmanship in solid teakwood
✔ A rare architectural survivor that appeals to collectors and designers
✦ Styling Inspiration
Indoor Use
Install as a wall-mounted architectural feature in hallways, staircases, or reception areas
Adapt as a sliding partition or decorative room divider in contemporary lofts
Use as a headboard or backdrop to introduce texture and heritage to interiors
Display in galleries, boutiques, or hospitality spaces as a sculptural statement
Covered Outdoor Use
Position in verandas, shaded courtyards, or pavilion-style extensions
Integrate into a garden room divider for poetic shadow effects
Enhance wellness spaces such as yoga studios or spas with cultural depth
Note: Not recommended for direct outdoor exposure without protective treatment
✦ Cultural and Artistic Significance
Mashrabiya work, introduced through Islamic architecture and refined by Indian artisans, symbolised harmony between environment and spirituality. Its geometric and floral lattice patterns reflected divine order while providing comfort in hot climates. Doors of this kind were found in noble homes, havelis, mosques, and shrines, making them architectural icons of prestige and faith.
✦ Specifications
Width: 217 cm
Height: 247 cm
Depth: 8 cm
Weight: Approx. 110 kg
Material: Solid teakwood with lattice and floral carving
Finish: Naturally aged surface with authentic patina
✦ Delivery and Collection
This architectural masterpiece qualifies for white-glove delivery across the UK. Local collection is also available. Due to its size and weight, we recommend contacting Regen Bespoke for delivery or installation advice.
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