The Geometric Frieze is a study in architectural rhythm and historical texture. Hand-carved from a substantial plank of 19th-century teak, this 49-inch lintel features a sophisticated layout of interlocking geometric "X" motifs and central floral medallions. This style reflects the cross-cultural exchange of the era, blending the structural precision of Moorish design with the organic softness of traditional Indian relief work.
The wood finish is a raw, matte teak that has developed a deep, oxidized patina over many decades. It serves as a stunning standalone sculptural element, especially in a Japandi or Modern Minimalist space where its aged texture can provide a grounded, organic contrast to clean lines. Whether utilized as a decorative shelf-top accent or mounted as a structural-style header, this piece brings the quiet authority of a 19th-century Haveli into the modern home.
As an authentic architectural salvage piece, "The Geometric Frieze" is presented in its Original Antique Condition. This specific lintel displays a high level of authentic weathered character, including natural age-related fissures in the teak, softened carving edges, and two historical circular notches (holes) on the upper left side where it was originally joined to a timber frame. These marks are essential evidence of its functional past.

 • *Era: 19th Century
 • *Size: 49“(L) x 2“(D) x 5.5“(H)
 • *Material: Salvaged Solid Teak
 • *Color: Green/Aged Wood
 • *Features: Symmetrical geometric and floral relief; deep matte teak patina; architectural joinery marks.
 • *Origin: India 
 • *Condition: Original Antique Condition. Displays significant architectural weathering, including natural wood fissures, historical joinery notches, and a time-softened patina consistent with 19th-century timber.

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