Antique 19th-Century Indian Teakwood Door with Green Patina, Brass Inlays & Ironwork – Rare Shekhawati Architectural Salvage

A rare opportunity to own an authentic 19th-century Indian teakwood door, this extraordinary architectural piece originates from the historic Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. Featuring its original green patina, brass inlays, and robust iron detailing, this antique door is a masterclass in craftsmanship and storytelling — ideal for collectors, designers, and restorers seeking a dramatic statement for interiors or gardens.

Handcrafted from solid teakwood, known for its resilience and rich grain, this door has gracefully withstood the test of time. The surface is adorned with ornate brass detailing, adding elegant contrast to the aged green tones of the wood. Reinforced with hand-forged iron, it offers both beauty and strength, echoing its original use as a grand entrance to a haveli (traditional Rajasthani mansion).

Whether repurposed as a decorative feature wall, custom entryway, or architectural frame, this one-of-a-kind door instantly adds heritage and global character to contemporary, rustic, or bohemian spaces. It’s a striking fit for luxury homes, boutique hotels, retail spaces, or landscape installations.

Every crack, patina layer, and surface imperfection enhances its charm — a true conversation piece that bridges design and history. As antique architectural salvage from India becomes increasingly rare, this door offers not only aesthetic appeal but long-term collectible value.

Key Details:

→ Dimensions: Width: 216 cm | Height: 265 cm | Depth: 48 cm
→ Weight: Approx. 450 kg
→ Materials: Solid teakwood, brass inlays, iron
→ Finish: Naturally aged green patina
→ Origin: Shekhawati, Rajasthan, India | Circa 1800s
→ Condition: Structurally sound; natural wear consistent with age

Exclusively available from Regen Bespoke – this antique Shekhawati door is one of a kind and cannot be found anywhere else.