Thai Architectural Elements

A 15th Century Thai Stupa, hand-crafted in terracotta, unglazed. The Stupa shape represents one of the most ancient Buddhist architectural traditions in the Khmer culture, commonly...

This original 1920's ornate temple ceiling panel from Chiang Mai, Thailand, exudes traditional craftsmanship and spiritual significance. Adorned with intricate mica and floral design...

A nicely carved and ebonized Thai wooden Chofa temple spire with great form, mounted with a metal support rod on a square wooden plinth. A Chofa is a Thai architectural decorative or...

A pair of slender vertical architectural panels with hand-carved floral and foliage motifs. This exquisite pair of vintage slender vertical architectural panels captivates with their...

A set of four carved wooden architectural panels from the mid 20th century with large flowers and scrolling foliage. Delve into the artistic intricacy of this set of four carved wooden architectural panels from the mid 20th century, each piece a testament to the timeless beauty of floral and foliage motifs. These panels, with their large flowers and scrolling foliage, beautifully capture the essence of nature's elegance in wood. Each panel is a canvas of deep, meticulous carvings, where large flowers bloom boldly amidst a bed of intricately carved foliage. The craftsmanship brings these natural elements to life, creating a dynamic and textured surface that invites touch and contemplation. The slight unevenness of the panels adds character and authenticity, hinting at their handcrafted origins and the passage of time. These carved wooden panels are versatile decor elements for contemporary homes. They can be used as striking wall art, individually or as a cohesive set, creating a focal point in a living room, hallway, or bedroom. Alternatively, they can be repurposed and integrated into custom furniture...

Three shield-shaped architectural details from Thailand, early 19th century. Reclaimed from old constructions and preserved in time, these architectural details are a decorative sta...

A selection of Stupa architectural details from Thailand, late 20th century, handcrafted in traditional Thai clay earthenware, with a glazed beige flat finish. Symbolizing enlighte...

The set of 2 roof finials are from the Isan region of Northern Thailand. They are carved teakwood and were used as architectural details in old traditional building. The beautiful ra...

Pair of solid brass Asian goddess door knobs. No makers mark. Mounting hardware not included.

Thai residential walls often incorporated louvered walls, doors, and grilled transoms. Teak was the universally preferred wood on account of its insect and moisture –resistance. Thes...

This long teak panel once made up part of the lintel over the main entrance to a temple. Once brightly colored, it has been bleached and washed by exposure to the elements. It is in ...

A selection of ceramic architectural details from Thailand, late 20th century. Celadon-style crackled finish. The Stupa shape represents one of the most ancient and sacred Buddhis...