Bajot Buch

“Bajot-Buch” is a terms used in Indian culture to describe two different types of traditional furniture pieces.

Bajot: A Bajot is a low, square or rectangular wooden table, often with short legs or no legs at all. It is typically used in Indian homes and during religious ceremonies and rituals. Bajots are traditionally made from wood and may have intricate carvings or designs. They are versatile and serve multiple purposes, including being used as a platform for religious idols during pujas (worship ceremonies), for serving food, or as a decorative element in homes. Bajots are known for their simplicity and functionality, making them a common piece of furniture in Indian households.

Buch: The term “Buch” is less commonly used and may refer to a small, low stool or seating cushion used for sitting on the floor. These are often used in informal settings and are known for their portability and simplicity. They provide a comfortable way to sit on the floor, which is a common practice in many Indian households, particularly during meals or social gatherings. Both Bajots and Buchs are integral elements of Indian culture, reflecting the cultural significance of sitting on the floor and the importance of rituals and traditions in daily life.