Carved Teak Triple Arch From Madyha Pradesh - 19th Century Statues durable hardwood native to Rajasthan

durable hardwood native to Rajasthan — the piece has developed a rich

The mirror frame is decorated with iconic lotus flowers and flowing vines with elephant and peacock carvings at the base

United Kingdom

UK dating to 1872

richly decorated with delicate brass wire inlay characteristic of Burmese workmanship

Carved Teak Triple Arch From Madyha Pradesh - 19th Century Statues durable hardwood native to RajasthanThis magnificent early 19th century Indian archway from Madhya Pradesh is a striking example of Mughal influenced architectural carving. Handcrafted from solid teak, the structure features three elegant cusped arches supported by finely carved, fluted columns with lotus form capitals and detailed bases. The harmonious proportions and scalloped arch profiles reflect the enduring influence of Mughal design, where refined geometry meets flowing ornament.