The Bhangra Bar was born in Milan in 2003.
For the construction were used original parts from India.
The door: the entrance and 'the door of an old "haveli" of central India dating back to the late 1800s. The Haveli are much more 'than' houses' are sometimes real villages dotted with palaces finely enriched with friezes, carved windows and doorways of great formal richness.
The bar counter: an antique desk of a large fabric store, Burmese teak of the highest quality ', dating from the early 1900s, notable both for its size and for the characteristic service plan used to roll out the tissues.
The pulpit: consisting of columns that supported the patio of a French farmhouse from the early 1900s in the 'southern India, now support a platform and parapets, made from perforated screens of Rajasthani handicrafts