KB ART Handcrafted Wooden Bajot with Round Legs and Mosaic Tile Top – Jodhpur Puja Chowki Low Table

KB ART Handcrafted Wooden Bajot with Round Legs and Floral Ceramic Tiles

A classic piece of Rajasthani furniture, this KB ART bajot combines a square wood frame, turned round legs, and a hand-painted mosaic ceramic tile top, hand-finished by artisans in Jodhpur, Rajasthan.

Traditional Rajasthani Mosaic Art Meets Versatile Low Seating and Puja Use

The bajot's square top is set with a vivid mosaic tile pattern and supported by neatly turned round wooden legs, giving it a distinctive silhouette. This classic low-table form is traditionally used as a puja chowki, but also works beautifully as a decorative side table or plant stand.

Place it in a puja room, living room corner, or balcony to hold decor, plants, or ceremonial items, bringing genuine Jodhpur craftsmanship into everyday and festive use alike.

Key Features & Product Specifications

• Brand: KB ART
• Material: Solid Wood with Hand-Painted Ceramic Tile Top
• Design: Mosaic Floral Pattern, Turned Round Legs
• Colors: Multicolour Hand-Painted Tile
• Finish: Sealed Wood Frame with Painted Tile Top
• Type: Bajot / Chowki Low Table
• Uses: Puja chowki, low side table, plant stand
• Style: Rajasthani Traditional / Puja Room Decor
• 100% Hand-Painted Jodhpur Quality: The mosaic tile top is hand-painted by traditional artisans, giving each bajot unique character.
• Classic Turned Round Legs: Neatly turned wooden legs give the piece its traditional bajot silhouette.
• Sturdy Puja-Ready Build: Solid wood construction built to hold idols, lamps, and offerings safely.
• Versatile Beyond Puja: Also works as a decorative low side table or plant stand in living spaces.
• Festive Decor Piece: A popular choice for Diwali and other festive home styling.

Care and Maintenance Instructions

Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid water spillage from lamps or offerings sitting directly for long periods.

FAQs

Q1: What materials are used to build this KB ART bajot?
A: It has a solid wood frame with turned round legs and a hand-painted ceramic tile top.

Q2: Where is this bajot manufactured?
A: It is 100% hand-painted and assembled by skilled artisans at our workshop in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.

Q3: What is a bajot traditionally used for?
A: A bajot is a low wooden platform traditionally used in Indian homes for puja, seating, or as a small side table.

Q4: Is any assembly required?
A: No, the bajot arrives fully assembled and ready to use.

Q5: Can this be used outside the puja room?
A: Yes, it also works well as a decorative low side table or plant stand in living rooms and balconies.

Q6: Is the tile top heat-resistant for lamps and diyas?
A: It can handle brief heat from small diyas, but we recommend a metal plate underneath for extended open-flame use.

Q7: How sturdy is the bajot for holding items?
A: The solid wood frame and legs provide a stable, steady platform for daily and festive items.

Q8: How do I clean the tile top?
A: Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth; avoid soaking or harsh solvents.

Q9: Will the mosaic pattern vary between units?
A: Since each tile is hand-painted, small natural variation in colour is expected and part of the handmade charm.

Q10: Where can I buy this authentic Jodhpur handicraft online?
A: You can buy this bajot directly from www.kbart.in, ensuring genuine manufacturer pricing shipped from Jodhpur.

Buy this authentic, factory-direct Jodhpur handicraft online at www.kbart.in — genuine artisan pricing, shipped straight from Jodhpur, Rajasthan.