Benches · Dyed wool · Fully customisable
The Lahar Bench
From ₹36,000
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A continuous S-wave bench, hand-woven in dyed wool by artisans in Bagru using a traditional Indian weaving technique. The form flows in a single unbroken wave — seat, back and base woven as one. Available in any colourway; customisable in pattern, size and weave. Write to us for yours.
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natural sheep's wool
Custom
colourway & pattern
Bagru
hand-woven, Rajasthan
Dyed Wool
Locally sourced sheep's wool, coloured with natural dyes. Woven on a traditional Indian loom by artisans in Bagru.
→Dimensions & materials +
- Dimensions
- 44″ × 17.5″ × 17″
- Shipping CBM
- 0.21 m³
- Weave
- Hand-woven dyed wool
- Dyes
- Natural dyes, locally sourced
- Customisable
- Pattern, colourway, size — on request
- Reference
- FR-5009
Customisation +
The Lahar Bench is made to order and fully customisable — choose your colourway from our range of natural dyes, specify a pattern, or adjust the dimensions to fit your space. We also take entirely bespoke briefs. Write to us at trade@patyo.in or use the Trade enquiry form.
Care & use +
Suitable for indoor use and sheltered outdoor spaces — a covered verandah, pavilion or porch. Wool handles ambient humidity well but should be kept from prolonged rain and direct saturation. Brush clean with a soft brush; spot-clean with a damp cloth. Allow to air dry fully before use.
Shipping & lead time +
Made to order. Lead time is typically 4–6 weeks from confirmation. Free shipping across India. International freight calculated at checkout based on destination. Write to us for a delivery estimate on large or bespoke orders.
Made in Bagru +
Artisans in Bagru weave the Lahar Bench using a traditional Indian weaving technique — a continuous process that forms the S-wave surface in one unbroken piece. The wool is sourced locally and coloured with natural dyes before weaving. Because every bench is woven entirely by hand, slight variation in density and colour across the surface is inherent to the process — and to what makes each one different.
