Embroidered Peacock Toran w/ Mirror Work - 36" Door Bandhanwar

Embroidered gypsy toran, bohemian window/ door valance, ethnic curtain,vintage embroidery textile wall art decorated with handmade silk thread tassels and bells. wooden beads and mirror work on belt gives beautiful combination to decor your door. Use it to decorate your windows, hallways, festival or craft show stalls or just anywhere in your home as gypsy - hippy - bohemian home decor.You will fall in love with the colors again and again. It is hand sewn and embroidered with little tiny mirrors embedded. Different types and more colors are available in our shop - have a look! you have found us we will bring colors to your home

Toran size - 36" Height - 6"

Door Toran width: 36 inches Height: 8 inches Hang it with push pins at top of the belt.

Door Toran width: 36 inches Height: 8 inches Hang it with push pins at top of the belt.

Size : 36 inches long to fit in regular doors Height : 6 inches Hang it with 4 push pins at top of the belt. Do not wash it.

Toran size : 36" Height : 6"

Door Toran width: 36 inches Height: 8 inches Hang it with push pins at top of the belt.

Traditional design Artificial Flowers Door Garland / Toran for Diwali / wedding home decor

Artificial Flowers Door Hanging Garland / Toran  / Bandanwar / Diwali Decor The origin of torans can be traced to Puranas (Hindu mythological work). It is a traditional practice of Hindus to tie Torans at the main entrance of the home . It is also called bandanwaars or Door Hangings. The main idea behind decorating the homes is to please and attract the goddess of wealth Lakshmiji. So the decoration of the entrance of the place which is called dwaar is also important in this regard. The beautiful door hangings that are also known as bandanwaars and torans have special significance as the decoration accessories. The torans are the first thing that welcomes your guests as they step at your place. These torans not only enhance the charm of the main entrance of your home but also give a friendly welcome. You can decorate your sweet homes at the time of festivals, auspicious occasions, social events and give as gifts to your near and dear ones.

The origin of torans can be traced to Puranas (Hindu mythological work). It is a traditional practice of Hindus to tie Torans at the main entrance of the home . It is also called bandanwaars or Door Hangings. The main idea behind decorating the homes is to please and attract the goddess of wealth Lakshmiji. So the decoration of the entrance of the place which is called dwaar is also important in this regard. The beautiful door hangings that are also known as bandanwaars and torans have special significance as the decoration accessories. The torans are the first thing that welcomes your guests as they step at your place. These torans not only enhance the charm of the main entrance of your home but also give a friendly welcome. You can decorate your sweet homes at the time of festivals, auspicious occasions, social events and give as gifts to your near and dear ones.