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Spiral Patterned Circular Storage Ottoman
Original price was: ₹130,001.₹13,000Current price is: ₹13,000.Out of Stock
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Naga Shawl Folding Chair – Set of 2
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Spiral Patterned Dhurrie Folding Chair – Set of 2
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Blue-Pink Kashmiri Folding Chair
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Kanjeevaram Lounge Plus Rectangular Storage Ottoman
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Favourites and Bestsellers by Sihasn
Floral Dhurrie Lounge Chair
Upholstered with indigo block-printed cotton dhurrie sourced from Rajasthan, Sihasn’s Nizam is a classic favorite. It comes with a detachable surface on which you can place your coffee mug, wine glass, or iPad. Easily the most comfortable and luxurious one-seater, this product is a must-have for every home.
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Naga Shawl Folding Chair
Yogi, Sihasn’s nifty folding chair that can be stacked away to conserve space and is perfect for both indoor and outdoor seating particularly for those used to hosting many friends and relatives at home. The Naga Shawl fabric has been sourced from tribal weavers in Nagaland weaving traditional Naga motifs on an earthy, ceramic background.
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Leaf-Patterned Ajrakh Circular Storage Ottoman
Tabla, a storage ottoman that can be used as a seat as well as a foot-stool is the cutest multi-purpose, multi-functional product you could ask for. Upholstered in rich royal blue Ajrakh block-printed fabric, it is a striking, classy piece of furniture for any home needing a unique accent piece to liven up their living space.
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Banni Patchwork Armchair
The mid-century modern armchair that is functional, comfortable, and low maintenance is Sihasn’s Majnun. Upholstered in the vibrant Banni patchwork cotton fabric from Kutch it brings rustic, vibrant tribal traditions of India to the living room and aptly introduces the maximalist Indian aesthetic to the modern, contemporary context.
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