India Architecture

This antique wooden Indian altar, or temple, is a remarkable 19th century example of traditional Indian devotional architecture, originating from India. Measuring 99 cm high, 66 cm w...

A Rainbow Teakwood side table is carved from Rainbow Teakwood and inspired by classical architectural forms with stepped moldings and layered profiles. The piece creates strong visua...

A White Marble side table is carved from White Marble and inspired by classical architectural forms with stepped moldings and layered profiles. The piece creates strong visual presen...

The design draws on the jali tradition of India, where pierced stone screens have been used in palaces, temples, and garden architecture for centuries.

A Rainbow Teakwood side table is carved from Rainbow Teakwood and inspired by classical architectural forms with stepped moldings and layered profiles. The piece creates strong visua...

Hand-carved from White Marble with botanical motifs drawn from Mughal garden ornament, this rectangular planter applies architectural carving traditions to a functional landscape obj...

A White Marble side table is carved from White Marble and inspired by classical architectural forms with stepped moldings and layered profiles. The piece creates strong visual presen...

Rainbow Teakwood Stone, individually pierced with a geometric jali lattice through all visible walls. The interlocking pattern draws from the tradition of architectural stone screens...

Standing at 26.5 cm high, with a width of 23 cm and depth of 14.6 cm, this intricate sculpture dates back to the 19th century and originates from India, reflecting the rich architect...

A hand-carved White Marble planter with botanical relief referencing the formal garden architecture of the Mughal period. The elongated rectangular proportions suit residential and h...

Wood, pigment First Half 20th century Measures: 105 x 26 in. / 267 x 66 cm Some losses and restoration.

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

Formed from hundreds of individually placed mirror fragments over a teakwood frame using the Tikira technique of Rajasthan, this wall mirror creates a mosaic surface whose luminous c...

A White Marble serving as drink table is hand-carved from White Marble and shaped around a simplified mehrab arch form. The piece combines strong architectural geometry with natural ...

A Black Marble serving as drink table is hand-carved from Black Marble and shaped around a simplified mehrab arch form. The piece combines strong architectural geometry with natural ...

A hand-crafted White Marble side table is carved from White Marble and inspired by classical architectural forms with stepped moldings and layered profiles. The piece creates strong ...

Rainbow Teakwood Stone and geometric jali carving define this compact side table, the interlocking pierced openings creating visual transparency through the solid stone body. The sto...

A Black Marble side table is formed from a carefully selected block of Beslana Black Marble chosen for its exceptional natural veining and grain. The piece emphasizes material, propo...

White Marble, individually carved with botanical relief across the exterior surfaces in the tradition of Mughal garden ornament. The elongated rectangular form allows flexible planti...

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

A striking wooden shelf unit defined by its sculptural, architectural presence. The frame is constructed with thick, rounded posts rising above each tier, giving the piece a totemic,...

A Rainbow Teakwood serving as display pedestal is carved from Rainbow Teakwood and inspired by classical architectural forms with stepped moldings and layered profiles. The piece cre...

The mehraab arch is one of the defining elements of Mughal architecture, appearing in palace doorways, carved stone friezes, and pierced screens throughout northern India.

White Marble, individually carved on all four faces with a Tibetan lotus motif in deep relief. The square base is designed to receive a separately supplied glass top, keeping the car...

The mehraab arch is one of the defining elements of Mughal architecture, appearing in palace doorways, carved stone friezes, and pierced screens throughout northern India.

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

Formed from Rainbow Teakwood Stone with a geometric jali lattice pierced through all sides, this compact side table applies architectural openwork carving to a functional furniture f...

A White Marble side table is carved from White Marble and inspired by classical architectural forms with stepped moldings and layered profiles. The piece creates strong visual presen...

A hand-crafted cast Brass and Nickel wall sconce is cast in Brass and Nickel in a palace-inspired architectural sconce form. The piece renders Mughal palace architectural ornament as...

An exceptionally rare original LC II wall light designed by Le Corbusier for his architectural projects in India. Dating from 1954, the light was produced for use in Chandigarh and i...

The mehraab arch is one of the defining elements of Mughal architecture, appearing in palace doorways, carved stone friezes, and pierced screens throughout northern India.

Pair of mounted antique architectural carved wood fragment from Europe mounted. This antique fragment were elements of a section of hand carved wood frieze. Mounted on a custom mad...

Dating back to the 18th century, it carries a rich history and represents the artistic and architectural heritage of India. The wooden fragment depicts the head of a horse, which wa...

A hand-crafted White Marble side table is hand-carved from White Marble and shaped around a simplified mehrab arch form. The piece combines strong architectural geometry with natural...

A hand-crafted Black Marble side table is hand-carved from Black Marble and shaped around a simplified mehrab arch form. The piece combines strong architectural geometry with natural...

An extraordinary wooden console table defined by its richly carved façade and sculptural presence. The front is composed of two deeply recessed arches, each framed by intricate botan...

A wonderfully decorative vintage architectural birdcage, designed in the form of an elaborate pavilion or grand aviary and finished in painted white. The cage has a striking archite...

A White Marble planter is hand-carved with overlapping lotus petals rising in ascending rows toward the rim. Each petal is shaped consistently in depth and proportion, creating a rhy...

A White Marble planter is hand-carved with overlapping lotus petals rising in ascending rows toward the rim. Each petal is shaped consistently in depth and proportion, creating a rhy...

This Minimalist Wave Credenza is defined by its continuous carved-wave surface that runs across the front and gently curves onto the sides. The carving is deeper than a shallow relie...

This Minimalist Wave Credenza is defined by its continuous carved-wave surface that runs across the front and gently curves onto the sides. The carving is deeper than a shallow relie...

This Minimalist Wave Credenza is defined by its continuous carved-wave surface that runs across the front and gently curves onto the sides. The carving is deeper than a shallow relie...

This Minimalist Wave Credenza is defined by its continuous carved-wave surface that runs across the front and gently curves onto the sides. The carving is deeper than a shallow relie...

This Minimalist Wave Credenza is defined by its continuous carved-wave surface that runs across the front and gently curves onto the sides. The carving is deeper than a shallow relie...

This Minimalist Wave Credenza is defined by its continuous carved-wave surface that runs across the front and gently curves onto the sides. The carving is deeper than a shallow relie...

This Minimalist Wave Credenza is defined by its continuous carved-wave surface that runs across the front and gently curves onto the sides. The carving is deeper than a shallow relie...

This Minimalist Wave Credenza is defined by its continuous carved-wave surface that runs across the front and gently curves onto the sides. The carving is deeper than a shallow relie...

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

This striking near pair of antique Indian architectural doors showcases the rich tradition of vernacular wood carving and craftsmanship. Handcrafted in the 19th century from substant...

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

The Jahangir Side Table draws from the architectural vocabulary of Mughal India, where the mehrab arch appears throughout palaces, pavilions, gateways, and decorative stonework.

The mehraab arch is one of the defining elements of Mughal architecture, appearing in palace doorways, carved stone friezes, and pierced screens throughout northern India.

Antique mid-19th century Indian pair of hard wood, hand carved architectural columns. Condition In great condition - No Damage. Size Height: 163cm Base Diameter: 42cm.

A monumental Hindu Nandi temple gate-guardian architectural ornament, born in India, dating to the 19th century, hand carved and painted, richly detailed, polychrome decorated, the w...

A White Marble conceived as a pedestal table is hand-carved from White Marble and shaped around a simplified mehrab arch form. The piece combines strong architectural geometry with n...

A Black Marble conceived as a pedestal table is hand-carved from Black Marble and shaped around a simplified mehrab arch form. The piece combines strong architectural geometry with n...