India has long used the traditional woven bed known as the charpai. Regional differences exist in Central India and the nearby nations. In Punjab, it is also referred to as manjaa, khaat, khatia, or manji. The charpai is a simplistic structure that is simple to build. Modern charpai could feature metal frames and plastic tapes instead of the traditional wooden frame and natural fiber ropes. Four sturdy vertical poles that are joined by four horizontal elements make up the frame, which enables the building to self-leveling. Cotton, date leaves, and other natural fibers can be used to create webbing.
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Model: IMGHANDI259
The Indian Manjhi Style Charpai is Handwoven with Wooden Base. Durable for outside sitting, bedrooms, living rooms, entryway, balcony and/or garden. The name suggests, “Charpai”, it has 4 (char) legs (pai). The structure is a four-footed frame with handwoven net made of rope or belts of fabric, and ..
$249.00
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Model: IMGHANDI260
This beautifully crafted Indian Manjhi Style Charpai is handwoven with a sturdy wooden base, blending traditional design with modern utility. Ideal for various spaces such as bedrooms, living rooms, balconies, entryways, gardens, or outdoor seating areas.True to its name—Charpai—meaning "four legs" ..
$175.00
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