WOODEN PATTAM SWING

A wooden “pattam swing” usually refers to a traditional wooden hanging swing (jhula) commonly found in Indian homes—especially in Gujarat, Rajasthan, and South India. The word “pattam” is often used locally to describe a flat wooden seat plank or a traditional-style swing platform.

🌿 What it is

A wooden pattam swing is:

• A rectangular or slightly curved wooden seat
• Hung using metal chains or strong ropes
• Suspended from a ceiling beam or stand
• Designed for relaxing, seating, or decoration

🪵 Common materials

• Teak wood (premium, long-lasting
  
• Sometimes engineered wood

✨ Uses

• Relaxation (reading, resting)
• Traditional home décor
• Seating in verandas or living rooms
• Cultural aesthetic in Indian homes