₹11,500
Tri Galore Recycled Cotton Wooden Bench features a classic combination of black and white cotton ropes crafted on a sturdy wooden frame. The unique weaving pattern makes this 2-seater charpoy bench a furniture piece to stand out in any outdoor and indoor space. The monochrome weave pattern is inspired from a Colombian designer. Dust down with a dry/damp cloth for easy maintenance. 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
- 42 x 15 x 18 inches
- Material
- Recycled Cotton (rope); Wood (frame); Cotton and Iron (materials used)
- Colour
- Black & White
- Type
- wooden bench
- HSN code
- 940179
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Tri Galore Recycled Cotton Wooden Bench features a classic combination of black and white cotton ropes crafted on a sturdy wooden frame. The unique weaving pattern makes this 2-seater charpoy bench a furniture piece to stand out in any outdoor and indoor space. The monochrome weave pattern is inspired from a Colombian designer. Dust down with a dry/damp cloth for easy maintenance. 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.
#WastetoWow: 2 kgs, Co2 savings: 7.2 kgs, Hours to Weave: 4
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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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