Antique Tall Chinar Kashmir Wood Panel

In the valleys of Kashmir, master carvers have long transformed solid teak into poetry—covering everyday objects with flowers, vines, and the beloved chinar leaf. This antique panel was once part of a cabinet front, quietly living in a Kashmiri home before becoming a work of wall art in its own right.

Carved with a rhythmic pattern of iris blossoms and stylized chinar leaves, the panel feels like a vertical garden in wood. Time has softened the red‑orange finish and settled into the recesses of the carving, highlighting every petal and vein with a subtle play of light and shadow. The result is a piece that reads as both architectural fragment and art object.

Hang it as a single statement panel in an entryway, flank a bed or console with a pair, or lean it casually against the wall for a more relaxed, gallery-style display. Its tall, slender proportions bring height and texture to otherwise flat walls, while its Kashmiri motifs layer in story and soul.

Era: Antique
Dimensions: 21.75"(L) x 1.25"(W) x 25"(H)
Material: Teak
Color: Red / orange with age-softened patina
Origin: Kashmir
Condition: Aged wear consistent with its history. Surface irregularities and imperfections are part of its character and historical value.
Note: Colors may vary slightly due to monitor settings and photography.