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Mandira Jhulah

Mandira Jhulah

In the heart of Indian homes—especially the ancestral havelis and courtyards of North India—the jhūlā has always been more than a seat. It is a cradle for moments, a suspended pause between stillness and movement, a rhythmic sway that echoes the heartbeat of tradition. Mandira-Jhūlāḥ carries forward this timeless essence, blending classical Indian design with the dignified grace of temple architecture. Each gentle sway is a story—of golden afternoons when grandparents tell folktales, of hushed evenings scented with jasmine, of laughter spilling into the night during festive gatherings. Its balanced form is a quiet tribute to samabhanga—the perfect equilibrium revered in classical sculpture—while the carvings draw inspiration from royal maṇḍapas and ceremonial toranas, infusing the piece with sanctity and grandeur. In its presence, any space transforms into a private pavilion, a sacred alcove where tradition breathes and time lingers.

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Sacred Parts, Timeless Wholeness

Each component reflects a story of devotion, culture, and skilled hands

Pitha of Mandira Jhulah

Pitha

Broad, elevated, and perfectly proportioned, the pīṭha feels like a raised pavilion (vedikā). Its smooth expanse invites repose, encouraging the sitter to settle into long conversations or quiet contemplation. The gentle slope and subtle height reflect āsana-sukha—the traditional comfort of poised sitting—offering both presence and dignity.

Pushpa Kuttim of Mandira Jhulah

Pushpa Kuttim

The central panel features finely painted floral tiles—vivid blossoms that recall the Mughal gardens of Shalimar and the phūl-paṭṭi wall motifs of North Indian courtyards. Their presence enlivens the swing with colour, celebration, and the freshness of an eternal spring.

Svarna Srnkhalah of Mandira Jhulah

Svarna Srnkhalah

Suspending the swing are gleaming, sturdy chains—celestial cords that echo the mythic divya-latās (heavenly vines) of temple jhūlā processions. They carry both the weight of the seat and the poetry of movement, allowing each sway to feel like a divine rhythm.

Torana Sirsa of Mandira Jhulah

Torana Sirsa

Rising above the backrest is a crest shaped like a ceremonial torana—the archway used in temples and palaces during auspicious occasions. Adorned with curling vines, scrolling leaves, and stylised tendrils, it crowns the swing like a festive garland, celebrating both the art of carving and the spirit of welcome.

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