Vintage Indian Haveli Door Handmade From Mango Wood Mid 19th Century From Gujarat
Ornate Indian Haveli Door. Restored, chakra metal carvings
Ornate Indian Haveli Door. Restored, chakra metal carvings
Chakra motif carvings Symbolic Haveli Door.
Chakra carvings, Indian craftsmanship
Door Measurement 1
Indian Haveli style
Haveli style, chakra motif
Indian Wooden Door

Price

£2995

Materials

Mangowood

Period

Mid 19th Century

Place of origin

Gujarat, India

SKU

DO-GH-20-029

Dimensions

Width: 125 cmHeight: 188 cmDepth: 30 cmWeight: 80 kg
Quantity:

Available Stock: 1

About the product

Antique Mid-19th Century Indian Haveli Door

Handcrafted Mango Wood with Iron Detailing | Chakra Motifs | Rustic White Patina | Gujarat, India

A Symbol of Protection, Prestige and Artisan Heritage

This mid-19th century Haveli Door from Gujarat reflects the enduring beauty of India’s architectural craftsmanship. Hand-carved from dense mango wood and strengthened with hand-forged ironwork, it once formed the entrance to a traditional Haveli, a noble townhouse that represented both family pride and spiritual protection.

The surface has aged into a soft, rustic white patina that reveals layers of history. The dark iron straps, handles and hinges create a striking contrast, enhancing its sculptural presence. The geometric chakra motifs within the iron grids represent balance, energy and harmony, serving as both decorative and spiritual symbols.

Architectural Elegance & Key Features

  • Authentic mid-19th century origin from Gujarat, India

  • Hand-carved solid mango wood with original forged iron detailing

  • Chakra-inspired iron patterns symbolising continuity and protection

  • Naturally aged chalk-white patina with visible wear from time

  • Carved frame with subtle floral and linear ornamentation

  • Suitable as a functional door, wall-mounted feature, or interior statement

  • A one-of-a-kind collector’s piece, exclusive to Regen Bespoke

Cultural & Historical Significance

In Gujarati culture, doors were far more than entry points. They represented a passage between the outer world and the sacred space within. The chakra motifs symbolised the eternal cycle of life and were believed to guard the household from negative energy.

Mango wood was favoured by Indian craftsmen for its durability and rich texture, often used in temples and noble residences. This door embodies that tradition, uniting strength, beauty, and spiritual intent.

Styling Tip

Use this Haveli door as a bold statement in your space. It can serve as:

  • A functioning door in a heritage restoration or modern architectural setting

  • A wall-mounted feature that adds depth and cultural texture to interiors

  • A decorative backdrop for galleries, hotels, or hospitality spaces

Pair it with warm lighting, brass or stone accents, and natural textiles to highlight the character of its patina and hand-forged details.

Specifications

  • Origin: Gujarat, India

  • Era: Mid-19th Century (c. 1850s)

  • Material: Solid mango wood with forged ironwork

  • Dimensions: Width 125 cm × Height 188 cm × Depth 30 cm

  • Weight: Approx. 80 kg

  • Condition: Structurally sound with original patina and intact ironwork

Delivery & Collection

This antique piece qualifies for specialist handling and white-glove delivery within the UK. Local collection is also available by appointment. Please contact Regen Bespoke for assistance with delivery or export arrangements.

Exclusively at Regen Bespoke
A timeless piece of Indian heritage where artistry, faith, and architecture meet in perfect harmony.