Antique Indian Architectural Table Lamp

A Hand-Carved Relic Reimagined from Rajasthan’s Glorious Past

The Antique Indian Architectural Table Lamp is more than illumination — it is a piece of living history. Salvaged from the base of a grand haveli column in Rajasthan, this table lamp carries with it the whispered stories of 19th-century artisans, who carved stone and wood not merely for structure, but for devotion. The lamp’s teak base, with its layered cornices and ornamental detailing, once supported an architectural fragment that graced a noble Indian residence — a testament to the artistry of bygone craftsmanship.

Each contour tells of hand tools meeting timber with reverence. The carved motifs — geometric patterns softened by time and stylized floral traces — are emblematic of India’s regal design vocabulary, where geometry met spirituality and symmetry met grace. The wood, aged to a deep sienna brown, bears the gentle oxidation and weathering of more than a century. A warm wax patina brings forth its natural grain and shadowed recesses, lending a tactile richness that only true age can bestow.

Mounted with an understated bronze-toned stem and Edison bulb holder, the Antique Indian Architectural Table Lamp strikes a balance between old-world authenticity and modern simplicity. The raw beauty of the carved teak meets the minimalism of its slender iron column — a dialogue between history and restraint. Though rooted in antiquity, the lamp feels at ease in Vintage Boho and Eclectic Farmhouse interiors alike, where patina and poetry coexist.

Imagine it on a rustic entryway console, a linen-draped bedside table, or beside a well-worn leather reading chair — its light casting subtle shadows that trace the grooves of time. Each evening it transforms, revealing textures unseen by day and radiating a quiet warmth that feels both grounding and transcendental.

This is not a reproduction, but a genuine architectural fragment — its imperfections are the signatures of age and authenticity. The wiring has been tested and updated for contemporary use, ensuring that while its soul is antique, its functionality is entirely modern. Whether as a collector’s authentic antique or as a meaningful gift for those who cherish craftsmanship and cultural history, this lamp stands as a sculptural embodiment of India’s enduring artistry.

Design Features

• Hand-carved teak base from an antique Indian column

• Salvaged architectural fragment, circa late 19th–early 20th century

• Bronze-toned iron lamp stem

• Edison-style bulb (shade not included)

• Professionally rewired and tested for functionality

Color Palette

• Aged teak brown with warm amber undertones

• Bronze stem and hardware accents

Condition Notes

• Authentic antique fragment; wear consistent with age

• Minor blemishes, surface patina, and irregularities celebrated as part of its historic character

• Fully functional wiring

Origin & Construction

• Found in Rajasthan, India

• Crafted from reclaimed haveli architecture

• Material: Solid teak wood

Dimensions

• Length: 11"

• Depth: 11"

• Height: 19"

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We do not accept returns or order cancellations for made-to-order or vintage/antique items. Each piece is individually crafted or sourced, and slight variations in finish or patina are considered hallmarks of its authenticity and artistry.