




Found in Rajasthan, this Antique Teak Corbel is a carved architectural fragment preserved as a sculptural object.
Originally used as a structural support beneath a projecting roof or architectural overhang, the corbel has been mounted on a custom iron stand so its form can be viewed as a standalone piece. Hand-carved from teak, it features a curved profile with peacock and floral detailing, a bleached wood surface, and visible age marks that speak to its earlier architectural life.
Rajasthan Origin: Found in Rajasthan, where carved teak elements have long been used in architectural settings, including havelis and traditional residences.
Architectural Corbel Form: Once functional, the piece would have helped support an overhang while adding decorative detail to the building façade or interior structure.
Peacock and Floral Motif: The carved decoration brings symbolic and ornamental detail to the form, giving the corbel visual interest beyond its structural purpose.
Teak Wood: Hand-carved from teak, a durable hardwood often used in architectural and furniture construction.
Custom Iron Stand: Mounted on an iron base, allowing the fragment to be displayed upright as a sculptural object.
Bleached Aged Finish: The pale surface shows cracks, blemishes, worn edges, and natural variation consistent with age and use.
Sculptural Object: Best displayed on a console, shelf, pedestal, or tabletop where the carved profile can be appreciated.
Architectural Accent: Adds the feeling of found architectural salvage without requiring wall installation.
Collected Interior Pairing: Works well with stone, clay, antique wood, brass, linen, books, and other carved objects.
Material: Teak wood with custom iron stand
Construction: Antique hand-carved architectural corbel
Color: Bleached wood with natural age variation
Origin: Rajasthan, India
Era: Antique
Dimensions: 10"L x 6"D x 32"H
Delivery: Requires White Glove Delivery
Condition: Wear consistent with age and use; cracks, blemishes, imperfections, worn areas, and surface variation are present and contribute to the piece’s character and historical value
• Console, shelf, pedestal, or tabletop display
• Adding architectural salvage to a room in a smaller format
• Entryways, studies, libraries, living rooms, and collected interiors
• Pairing with ceramics, carved wood, stone, brass, linen, and antique furniture
• Homes that value one-of-a-kind architectural fragments and visible handwork
• Creating a sculptural focal point without using framed artwork
With its carved teak surface, peacock and floral detailing, and custom iron stand, this Antique Rajasthan Corbel offers the character of architectural salvage in a form made for display.
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