Antique Blue & Rust Patina Indian Teak Jali Door Pair – 19th Century Garden Gate

This rare Antique Blue & Rust Patina Indian Teak Jali Door Pair is an exceptional example of 19th-century craftsmanship from Gujarat, India. The original blue paint, beautifully distressed with natural wear, is complemented by deep rust and earthy brown tones, creating an authentic timeworn patina. Heavy-duty iron fittings and bolts remain intact, showcasing the doors’ original function as secure, ventilated entrances for grand homes.

The openwork “Jali” (lattice) design allowed air to circulate while maintaining security-making these doors ideal for use as a dramatic garden gate, a feature wall, or a unique architectural statement indoors or out. The lower panels feature hand-carved floral motifs, adding further character and artistry to the piece.

Possibilities for Use:

• Grand entrance to a walled garden or patio

• Decorative feature wall or headboard

• Statement shutters or room divider

• Unique backdrop for events, weddings, or retail displays

• Authentic movie or theatre prop

• Repurposed as bespoke furniture or art installation

Features:

• Original 19th-century teak wood with distressed blue and rust finish

• Heavy iron bars, bolts, and lock plates

• Hand-carved floral lower panels

• Full of authentic age-related marks, repairs, and patina

• Personally sourced by a member of the Jardinopia team in Gujarat, India

Dimensions:
Length: 130 cm (51.2″)
Depth: 4 cm (1.6″)
Height: 170 cm (66.9″)