Blue Painted Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century

This charming 19th-century dog gate from Gujarat was originally positioned behind the main entrance doors of a traditional haveli, serving as a practical barrier to keep animals from entering the household while allowing light and airflow to pass through.

Handcrafted from teak wood, the gate features an elegant arched silhouette with decorative finials and slender iron bars. Layers of original blue paint have weathered beautifully over time, creating a richly textured surface that reflects generations of use and exposure. The faded paint, worn timber and aged ironwork combine to give the piece a distinctive character that only genuine age can provide.

Today, these architectural fragments are highly sought after for their decorative appeal. Whether used as a unique garden gate, mounted as wall art, or incorporated into an interior design project, this piece brings a sense of history, craftsmanship and rustic charm to any setting.

• Origin: Gujarat, India
• Date: 19th Century
• Materials: Teak wood and iron
• Features: Original blue painted finish, arched form, hand-forged iron bars, traditional haveli architectural element
• Condition: Good antique condition with wear, weathering, paint loss and surface patination consistent with age and outdoor use
• Dimensions: W108 x D3 x H114 cm