Hand-Carved and Hand-Painted Wooden Elephant Armchair

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Inspired by the seats perched atop Elephants ridden during various celebrations in India, the Elephant armchair is wide, deep, and quite comfortable. The frame is made from solid reclaimed teak, and the low seat is hand woven in cotton cord showcasing traditional charpai patterns. In the bustling town of Jaipur, amidst the vibrant colors and the majestic forts, lived a young boy named Aditya. Aditya was an adventurous soul with a heart full of dreams. His eyes held the sparkle of curiosity, and his spirit thrived on the idea of adventure. Aditya was head over heels for a girl named Meera. Meera was a gentle soul with a smile that could brighten even the dullest of days. Her presence alone could make Aditya’s heart skip a beat. But Aditya, being the shy boy...

Armchair in leather