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Keeping a close watch on the Indian traditions as well as fashion, we have manufactured a wide range of jhoolas that are widely demanded in the global markets. These jhoolas are perfect in shine and can easily accommodate 3-4 people. With exclusive designs and motifs these can be placed in homes as well as hotels in order to enhance the decor and provide a rich look. These jhoolas are not only comfortable to sit on but also highly durable. Our jhoolas include:

Wooden Carved Swing

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Seating Capacity	2, 3
Brand	Mahalsa
Material	Teak Wood
Height	90 Inch
Width	120 inch
Depth	54 Inch
Thickness	1.5 Inch

This canopy swing of size 90” (Height) X 120” (Width) X 54” (Depth) consists of two sets of pillars one top canopy and a swing seat. The pillars are mounted on an intricately carved base and joined at the top with a pillar section. The pillars have synthetic inlay. The pillar section is carved with a yali design. The canopy is intricately carved on the inside with floral patterns and bordered on the outside with synthetic inlay. The seat is inlaid and carved and can seat upto three individuals.

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Teak Wood Swings

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Material	Teakwood
Brand	Mahalsa
Color	Brown
Height	84 Inch
Width	84 Inch
Depth	24 Inch

This swing is of size 84” (height) x 84” (width) x 24” (depth) and consists of two pillars a central arch beam and the swing seat. The two pillars are mounted on a base with intricate carving work and the pillars are turned with two corbels on top supporting the main arch beam. The arch beam is part of an auspicious decoration for gods & goddess known as prabhavali. The prabhavali has two demigods on both end and demon in the center known as yalis. Yalis are the protectors of the god and also do their bidding. The swing seat has got a turned backrest and armrest and is suspended from the arch with intricately turned brass chains.

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