₹3,799
Made using wooden frames of jamoa wood and handwoven using cotton macrame with black and white ropes, this sturdy stool is a clever addition to any room. Woven by skilled women artisans using a traditional technique unique to Uttar Pradesh villages, this multipurpose stool works both indoors and outdoors. Recommend moving it indoors in extreme weather to retain structure. Each Sirohi product is handwoven by skilled women artisans and is one of a kind. Rope colors may vary from the actual image, as materials used are subject to availability.
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- 15 L x 15 W x 15 H inches
- Material
- Rope Material: Recycled Cotton; Frame: Wood; Materials used: Cotton and Iron
- Colour
- Black & White
- Type
- stool
- HSN code
- 940179
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Made using wooden frames of jamoa wood and handwoven using cotton macrame with black and white ropes, this sturdy stool is a clever addition to any room. Woven by skilled women artisans using a traditional technique unique to Uttar Pradesh villages, this multipurpose stool works both indoors and outdoors. Recommend moving it indoors in extreme weather to retain structure. Each Sirohi product is handwoven by skilled women artisans and is one of a kind. Rope colors may vary from the actual image, as materials used are subject to availability.
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: Usually delivers in 2-3 days.
Hours to Weave: 2 hours, #WastetoWow: 7 kg, Co2 savings: 25.2 kg
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Sirohi Luxe-Sustainable Living Brand. It is a sustainable luxury brand that employs women artisans from rural North India to design functional home & lifestyle products that define luxe-sustainability. Skilled Samaritan Foundation put Sirohi on the map in 2012 with its solar lighting project.
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