Brass & Sheesham Door From Shekhawati - 19th Century

A striking architectural fragment from the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan, this substantial 19th-century door has been transformed into a sculptural decorative statement. Crafted from richly patinated sheesham wood and clad with hand-worked brass panels, the door showcases a classic Mughal-inspired arched design framed by rows of decorative brass bosses. The combination of warm timber and aged brass creates a powerful visual presence, reflecting the craftsmanship and architectural traditions for which Shekhawati is renowned.

Retaining its original brass ring handles, lock fittings and weathered surface, the piece displays the authentic wear and character accumulated over generations of use. Mounted on a bespoke stand, it functions beautifully as a freestanding decorative centrepiece, although the stand can be removed upon request for alternative display or installation.

• Origin: Shekhawati, Rajasthan, India
• Date: 19th Century
• Materials: Sheesham Wood, Brass
• Features: Original architectural door, Mughal arch detailing, hand-worked brass panelling, decorative brass bosses, original ring handles and lock fittings
• Condition: Good antique condition with age-related wear, surface patina, historic repairs and characterful imperfections consistent with age and use
• Dimensions: W93 x D36 x H205 cm
• Off Stand: W93 x D10 x H200
• Stand: Optional and can be removed upon request at the time of purchase