Antique Cream & Ochre Patina Indian Teak Doors – 1880s Gujarat Pair

Step back in time with this exceptional pair of Antique Indian Teak Wood Doors, dating to the 1880s and salvaged from a historic building in Gujarat State. These doors are a true rarity, featuring layers of original cream and ochre paint with hints of faded brown, all beautifully distressed over more than a century. The hand-carved panels and ornate iron and brass fittings add to their authentic character, while the timeworn patina tells a unique story of Indian heritage.

• Colour: Distressed cream and ochre with brown undertones and natural teak, highlighted by brass and iron hardware

• Dimensions: Length 99 cm x Depth 3 cm x Height 180 cm (39″ x 1.2″ x 70.9″)

• Material: Solid teak wood, iron, brass

• Condition: Excellent for their age, with historic repairs, authentic wear, and a rich patina

• Features: Original paint, hand-carved detailing, ornate brass handles and latch, robust iron fittings

• Applications: Feature wall, grand garden entrance, patio gate, window shutters, room divider, or movie prop

• Care: Suitable for outdoor use in the UK; annual coat of linseed oil and clear lacquer recommended to preserve paintwork

Each piece was personally sourced by a member of the Jardinopia team in Rajasthan, India, ensuring genuine provenance and quality.