WOODEN MACHLLI PATTI REVERSIBLE SWING

A wooden “Machli Patti” design reversible swing is a traditional Indian-style indoor/outdoor swing (often called a jhula) that combines decorative carving with a flexible seating mechanism.

What “Machli Patti” design means

“Machli patti” literally refers to a fish-bone (fish scale–like) pattern in the wooden slats. In swings, this usually means:

• The seat or backrest is made with closely arranged wooden strips
• The strips are shaped or aligned in a pattern that looks like fish bones or fish scales
• It gives a classic, handcrafted ethnic look, often seen in Sheesham or teak wood furniture

What “reversible swing” means

A reversible swing typically means one of these designs (depending on maker):

• Convertible seating position: the swing can be adjusted from:
  • sitting swing position → to a slightly reclined or bed-like position
• Dual-direction comfort: backrest or seating support can be flipped or adjusted for comfort
• In some models, it may also refer to a multi-angle adjustable swing frame