Hand-Painted Bajot Low Table – Red Rajasthani Chowki

The Bajot. A Floor-Level Tradition.

The Bajot — also called Chowki — is a low wooden platform table used throughout Rajasthan and Gujarat for everything from daily rituals to festive arrangements. This deep red version carries an elaborate painted top: a central square panel with a yellow and pink floral medallion, surrounded by a wide border band of dense painted scrolling floral motifs in gold and dark red. A continuous beaded dot row runs along the apron. Four turned baluster legs in deep red complete the piece.

Use it as a side table, a plant stand, a display plinth, or in a cluster of different sizes as a floor-level arrangement.

At a Glance

• Low Bajot / Chowki platform table — traditional Rajasthani form
• Central painted panel with yellow and pink floral medallion
• Wide dense painted scroll and floral motif border band in gold and dark red
• Continuous beaded dot row along the apron
• Four turned baluster legs in deep red
• Use as side table, plant stand, display plinth or decorative accent

Dimensions

• Width: 45 cm (17.7 in)
• Depth: 45 cm (17.7 in)
• Height: 15 cm (5.9 in)

Materials & Care

• Solid mango wood — sustainably sourced
• Hand-painted; lacquered finish
• Wipe clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth
• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve paint colour
• Country of origin: India

Each table is hand-painted individually — slight variations in motif placement and colour intensity are a mark of authentic Rajasthani artisan craftsmanship.