
Java, Indonesia
Ancestral objects, teak wood and accessories with history for every space.

Java, Indonesia

Gujarat, India

Burma (Myanmar)

Timor

India

India

Indonesia

Asmat, Indonesia

Toraja, Indonesia

Java, Indonesia

Indonesia

Toraja, Indonesia

Senufo, West Africa

Toraja, Indonesia

Dogon, Mali, Africa

Java, Indonesia

Masai, East Africa

Java, Indonesia

Toraja, Indonesia

Java, Indonesia

Java, Indonesia

Java, Indonesia

Java, Indonesia

Sumatra, Indonesia

Java, Indonesia


Timor


Java, Indonesia

Asmat, Papua, Indonesia

Sculpture & tribal art

Sculpture & tribal art

Sculpture & tribal art

Decorative objects

Sculpture & tribal art

Sculpture & tribal art

Sculpture & tribal art

Furniture

Decorative objects

Decorative objects

Sculpture & tribal art

Columns & architecture
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Unique decorative pieces are what turn a beautiful home into a home with history. In this collection you will find a large pierced teak panel from Burma, a round Asmat panel, an antique painted terracotta amphora, a wooden horse with its original paint and a liana sphere from Sumatra.
They work as a focal point on a wall, on a console, in a lit niche or on a covered terrace. Pair them with teak furniture and tribal art to create spaces with soul.
In this antique furniture catalog we gather the pieces currently at our Marina Vallarta gallery. All of them are one of a kind: once a piece is sold, it is never repeated. Filter by category, origin, material, use and style to find exactly what you are looking for.
Teak sideboards, chairs, benches, tables and chests from Java and Indonesia; painted armoires from India; Toraja panels and columns; a large pierced panel from Burma; African sculpture by the Senufo, Dogon and Masai peoples; Asmat art from Papua; and decorative pieces such as amphoras, liana spheres and ceremonial textiles.
Tap "Request price" on the pieces you like and send us your request. We will reply with the price, the shipping cost to your city and the total. Published sizes are approximate; we confirm the exact measurements with your quote.
Antique Indian doors are architectural pieces of great presence: carved wood, iron and brass fittings and centuries of history. We select them in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Indonesia for main entrances, monumental headboards, feature walls or sliding doors.
An antique door can be installed as a working entrance, as a headboard or as a wall panel. If you need a specific size, write to us and we will let you know when a piece arrives for your project. Meanwhile, browse the full catalog.
Our antique teak furniture comes from Java, Timor and Indonesia. Teak is a noble wood that resists humidity, which makes it ideal for the climate of Puerto Vallarta and the Riviera Nayarit: it ages beautifully and gains character over the years.
In this collection you will find daybeds, armchairs, woven rope chairs, carved benches, chests and side tables, each one unique. Pair them with a teak sideboard or with decorative pieces to create a space with soul.
Every piece in this collection is solid wood, chosen for its quality, design and condition. The marks of use, open grain and golden patina are not flaws: they are proof of authenticity. With simple care, a little teak oil once or twice a year, they look impeccable both in air-conditioned interiors and on covered oceanfront terraces. If you need several pieces to furnish an entire villa, ask us for a combined quote with shipping to Puerto Vallarta, the Riviera Nayarit or any city in Mexico.
This collection brings together teak sideboards and armoires hand-carved in Java and Indonesia and painted pieces from India. They are storage pieces with the presence of sculpture: pierced mandalas, star lattices, geometric engraving, brass hardware and antique doors with iron knockers.
They work as dining-room sideboards, entrance cabinets, media consoles or bedroom armoires. Check the approximate size of each piece and, if you need exact measurements, ask us when you request the price. Complete the look with teak furniture.
Our African tribal art collection includes Senufo maternity figures, Dogon fertility figures and Masai ebony busts, together with sculpture from Indonesia: Asmat art from Papua, a monumental crocodile from Timor, carved stone from Java and Toraja ceremonial textiles.
Every piece was created with a ritual purpose: to honor the ancestors, protect the home or celebrate fertility. That makes them collector pieces, ideal for a study, a library or an art wall. Discover our Toraja columns and panels too.
The carved panels and columns in this collection come from the Toraja highlands of Sulawesi and from India. Toraja carvings, with spirals, diamonds and buffalo figures, adorned the ancestral tongkonan houses; Indian jali screens protected windows and courtyards.
A Toraja panel works as a headboard, wall art or a sliding door, and a carved column becomes a vertical sculpture for a double-height entrance hall. Pair them with tribal art or with our decorative panels.
These antique architectural elements are hard to find outside their place of origin. Many Toraja carvings keep their natural pigments in red, black, yellow and white, the ritual colors of their culture, and show the marks of time that give them collector value. We help you plan their mounting on a wall or on a base, and quote shipping and installation at your home, hotel or restaurant in Puerto Vallarta, Nuevo Vallarta, Punta Mita or anywhere in Mexico.
Handwoven kilims and rugs bring warmth, color and texture to any space. We select pieces with traditional designs and natural dyes for living rooms, bedrooms and studies.
If you are looking for a specific size or color, write to us and we will let you know when the right piece arrives. Meanwhile, browse the full catalog.
Garden and terrace pieces take art outdoors: stone sculpture, teak benches and natural elements designed for the tropical coastal climate.
If you are looking for something for your garden, pool or terrace, write to us and we will tell you about new arrivals. Meanwhile, browse the full catalog.