Artificial Flower Toran - 38 Inches | Bell Design Thoran/ Bandanwar/ Door Hanging Toran For Festive Home Decor
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"Adorn every entrance with celestial elegance—acquire your floral door toran today!"
In reverence to deities such as Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha, and Durga, the door toran—commonly referred to as toranam—serves as a sacred emblem of hospitality and purity. Crafted with vibrant artificial flowers, it embellishes doorways during celebrations like Diwali, Navaratri, and Varalakshmi Vratham. Traditionally positioned at the entrance, it is believed to draw blessings, repel negativity, and sanctify the environment. With its realistic texture and reusability, this toran harmonizes devotion with decorative allure throughout cultural festivities.
• Origins
The custom of hanging torans (also known as toranam in Tamil and Sanskrit) can be traced back to Vedic times, where they were utilized to welcome deities and guests into sacred areas. As noted by Britannica, Hindu rituals frequently incorporate symbolic thresholds, and torans were thought to fend off evil and invite prosperity. Initially crafted from mango leaves and marigolds, contemporary versions now feature artificial flower torans for enhanced durability and convenience.
• Tradition of Toran
The door toran, or toranam, has its origins in Vedic traditions, where it was made from mango leaves and marigolds to honor deities and safeguard sacred spaces. Referenced in ancient Puranic texts, it represented a divine greeting at thresholds. Over the centuries, its significance expanded across regions such as Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra, becoming integral to festivals, weddings, and temple ceremonies. Today, the artificial flower toran continues this tradition—merging cultural respect with modern design in door decor across homes globally.
• Usage & Applications
Suspended above main doors, pooja rooms, and temple entrances.
Utilized during housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh), festivals, and auspicious occasions.
Enhances the spiritual atmosphere and aesthetic beauty of the home.
Can be complemented with rangoli, diyas, and bells for a complete festive decoration.
• Preservation Measures
Store in a dry, dust-free box when not in use.
Refrain from exposing to direct sunlight to avert color deterioration.
Gently clean using a soft brush or a dry cloth.
Keep away from humidity to preserve the shape and texture of artificial flowers.
"Embrace abundance and sophistication—explore the artificial flower toranam and enhance your festive door decor today!"
