Carved Teak Window Shutters From Rajasthan - 19th Century

These characterful 19th-century carved teak window shutters from Rajasthan feature the instantly recognisable Mughal arch, a form long associated with Indo-Islamic architecture. Handcrafted from solid teak, the elegant arched framing, carved detailing, studded metalwork and weathered painted surface give the piece exceptional architectural presence. Over time, exposure to the hot Rajasthani climate has naturally distressed the old blue pigment, revealing warm antique teak beneath. Now fitted with sturdy rear hangers, these shutters are ready to display as striking wall art, a dramatic headboard feature, or an atmospheric architectural element within an interior scheme. Origin: Rajasthan, India Date: 19th Century Materials: Teak Wood, Iron Features: Mughal Arch Form, Hand Carved Detail, Distressed Blue Painted Patina, Decorative Ironwork, Rear Hangers For Display Condition: Weathered Antique Condition With Age-Related Wear, Splits, Losses And Patina Dimensions: W69 x D6 x H150 cm