Pracheen Vintage Artefact

The Pracheen Vintage Artefact is a magnificent and soulful fragment of India’s architectural heritage. Handcrafted over 80 years ago from solid teak wood, this piece originally served as a beam bracket, structurally supporting the grand wooden ceilings of havelis or temple entrances. Such brackets weren’t merely functional — they were a canvas for artisans to express devotion, mythology, and culture through intricate carvings and symbolic motifs.

With time, the wood has aged gracefully, developing a natural patina that only decades of history can create. Every groove and chisel mark speaks of the artisan’s skill and the life this piece has witnessed — from monsoons and festivals to daily rituals and quiet evenings beneath its shadow.

Now thoughtfully mounted on a sleek iron stand, this architectural fragment has been transformed into a striking sculptural accent, ideal for display in contemporary homes or curated collections. Whether placed on a console, bookshelf, or pedestal, it brings with it an undeniable presence — a blend of history, craftsmanship, and quiet storytelling.

A timeless piece, The Pracheen Vintage Artefact appeals to collectors, lovers of Indian heritage, and connoisseurs of design who appreciate the rare beauty of repurposed history.

• Material: Teak Wood with Iron Stand

• Size: Approx. 10 x 9 x 5 inches

• Finish: Original aged patina with detailed carvings

• Origin: India, Circa early 20th century

Own a piece of the past, reimagined for the present.