Antique Distressed Teal & Brown Teak Wood Indian Doors – 1880s, Gujarat

Discover a truly unique piece of Indian heritage with this Antique Distressed Teal & Brown Teak Wood Pair of Doors, dating back to the 1880s and salvaged from a historic building in Gujarat State. These doors are a rare find, boasting original distressed teal, green, and brown paintwork, beautifully weathered over more than a century. The intricate hand-carved floral and geometric motifs, combined with the original brass hardware and iron fittings, create a striking visual impact that is both rustic and elegant1234.

Key features:

• Authentic 19th-century Indian craftsmanship, with ornate carvings and original hardware

• Richly distressed teal, green, and brown paint with natural patina and signs of age

• Robust solid teak wood construction, renowned for its durability

• Original iron and brass fittings, including decorative handles and a traditional sliding bolt

• Dimensions: Length 100 cm x Depth 4 cm x Height 208 cm (39.4″ x 1.6″ x 81.9″)

• Versatile use: perfect as a statement feature in homes, garden entrances, patio dividers, shutters, or as a dramatic wall-mounted art piece

• Ideal for both traditional cottages and contemporary interiors seeking a touch of vintage Indian charm

• Each piece is personally sourced by a member of the Jardinopia team in Rajasthan, India, ensuring authenticity and quality

These doors have been carefully preserved, with only minor historic repairs and age-related marks, adding to their character. They are ready to hang and can be used outdoors in UK weather with minimal maintenance-just an annual coat of linseed oil and optional clear lacquer to protect the original paint.