While there isn’t much information on the website about the product other than it being “original” and “one of a kind,” according to the company’s Facebook page, it has suppliers from all across Asia, India, and the Middle East.

A New Zealand store was found selling ‘charpai’ — a traditional woven bed — for $800, only days after luxury fashion label Balenciaga attracted the attention of netizens for selling bags resembling “desi thailas” for Rs 1.5 lakh.

ANNABELLE’S, a home design business, has a cot dubbed “antique Indian daybed” on their official website. The bed, like many others found in India and Pakistan, is a jute handwoven cot known as a “charpai” or “chorpay.” The item was once priced at $1200.

If this is real #Indians can mint money in #Australia selling our old stuff – #Charpoy #CaneFurniture #Mora #ClothesHorses #ClayUtensils … pic.twitter.com/fnRaFuhdcI

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The desi bed, which was billed as a “traditional Indian daybed,” was priced at $990. In addition, the commercial claimed that the product was “100% Australian made.”

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