Yogita Patil Multipurpose Store Decorative Toran

Decorative toran to hang across your main door
Adds a festive welcome look to the entrance
Suits Diwali, weddings, griha pravesh and pujas
Sold as a single toran, made in India
From Yogita Patil Multipurpose Store, an Indian seller

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The Yogita Patil Multipurpose Store Decorative Toran is a door hanging that brings a festive touch to your home entrance. In Indian homes a toran is hung above the main door to welcome guests and mark auspicious days, from Diwali and Navratri to weddings, griha pravesh and family pujas. You get one toran, made in India. It can also brighten a puja room, window or wall. CHECK: confirm the toran length and material before listing.

Why choose Yogita Patil Multipurpose Store Decorative Toran?

Quick way to make the entrance look festive
Reusable for many festivals through the year
Also works on puja room doors and windows
Supports a small Indian seller

How to use

Measure the width of your door frame first. Fix two small hooks or adhesive hangers at the top corners, then hang the toran so it falls evenly across the frame. Keep it away from diyas, candles and lamps. Take it down before monsoon rain or strong wind to keep it in shape.

Who it's for

Families decorating for Diwali, Navratri, weddings, griha pravesh or pujas, and anyone who likes a traditional welcome at the main door all year.

Pack and storage

One decorative toran. Fold or roll it gently after use and store in a dry bag or box, away from damp and direct sunlight.

Brand	Yogita Patil Multipurpose Store
Country of Origin	India
Manufacturer / Packer	Yogita Patil Multipurpose Store
Returnable	No

Where should I hang a toran at home?

A toran is usually hung above the main entrance door to welcome guests. You can also hang it over the puja room door, a window or a wall during festivals.

Can I use this toran for Diwali and weddings?

Yes, a decorative toran suits Diwali, Navratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, weddings, griha pravesh and family pujas. Many families also keep one up on the main door all year.

How do I hang a toran without drilling?

Use two strong adhesive hooks at the top corners of the door frame. Clean the surface first, press the hooks firmly and wait a few hours before hanging the toran.

How do I store a toran after the festival?

Dust it gently, fold or roll it loosely and keep it in a dry bag or box. Avoid damp cupboards so it stays in good shape for next year.

Is this toran safe near diyas and candles?

Keep any toran well away from open flames like diyas, candles and agarbatti. Hang it high on the door frame and never leave lamps burning unattended nearby.