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Set of 4 Antique Brass Swing Chains (Jhula Chains) | Handcrafted with Peacock Finials | Indian Heritage Fittings, Circa 1900s Kerala
Add heritage, character, and craftsmanship to your interiors with this exquisite set of four antique swing chains, meticulously handcrafted from solid brass and adorned with regal peacock finials. Originating from Kerala, South India, and dating back to the early 1900s, these chains were traditionally used to suspend Jhulas (swings) in royal courtyards, ancestral verandas, and temple pavilions.
Craftsmanship & Symbolism
Each link in these solid brass chains is hand-forged with precise interlocking elements, forming a decorative yet highly functional support system. The finials are beautifully shaped in the form of stylised peacocks, long associated with grace, protection, and divine beauty in Indian folklore and temple iconography.
The tactile craftsmanship is evident in the detailing—both in the peacock's feathered tails and the rhythmic geometric links that form the chain body. Their aged golden patina has developed naturally over more than a century, giving each piece an air of quiet majesty and authenticity.
Dimensions (Per Chain):
Height: 210 cm
Width: 7 cm
Depth: 2 cm
Weight: 2 kg (approx.)
Each chain is long and substantial, with enough length and strength to support a swing seat, daybed, or hanging installation.
Styling Suggestions:
Restore an antique swing or create a new jhula in your veranda, sunroom, or meditation space
Suspend indoor planters, temple bells, or hanging sculptures
Use as architectural jewellery to enhance wood beams or carved brackets
Ideal for boutique hotels, heritage homes, or garden pavilions
Why This Set Is Special:
Authentic turn-of-the-century Indian architectural salvage
Symbolic peacock finials handcrafted by traditional metalworkers
Unusual to find as a complete matching set of four
Fully functional, sturdy, and designed to last
Bridges decorative appeal with architectural utility
A timeless fusion of South Indian spiritual heritage and artisan metalwork
Material & Finish:
Material: Solid brass
Finish: Naturally aged antique brass with patina
Crafted: By hand in Kerala, India, circa 1900