Antique Powder Blue & Faded Cream Indian Teak Doors – 1880s Gujarat Pair

Introduce a striking piece of Indian heritage to your home or garden with this rare pair of antique teak wood doors, hand-painted in powder blue and faded cream with hints of sage green and weathered terracotta. Salvaged from a 19th-century building in Gujarat, these doors feature original iron fittings and decorative ring handles, with a beautifully distressed patina that has developed over generations. The soft pastel palette and intricate detailing make them a perfect statement for both traditional cottages and contemporary interiors.

• Colour: Powder blue, faded cream, sage green, weathered terracotta, and natural teak with iron accents1234

• Dimensions: Length 102 cm x Depth 3 cm x Height 176 cm (40.2″ x 1.2″ x 69.3″)

• Material: Solid teak wood, iron

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

• Features: Original paintwork, ornate iron ring handles, robust iron bolt, hand-carved detailing

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

• Care: Suitable for outdoor use in the UK; apply linseed oil annually and a clear lacquer to preserve the paint

Each item was personally sourced by a member of the Jardinopia team in Rajasthan, India, guaranteeing authenticity and quality.