WOODEN DORI GUTHNI SWING

A wooden dori wicker guthni swing is a traditional-style indoor or outdoor swing (often called a jhula in India) that combines wood, rope (“dori”), and woven wicker work. It’s popular in Indian homes for both comfort and decorative appeal.

What the name means

• Wooden: The frame is made of solid wood (teak, sheesham, mango wood, etc.).
• Dori: Thick ropes or cords used for hanging the swing from ceiling beams or stand.
• Wicker: Hand-woven cane or synthetic jute used for the backrest.
• Guthni (locally used term): Often refers to a tied or knotted rope hanging style or traditional suspension design.