DETAILS IN DETAIL: The mega Lumba toran has borne out of our most evergreen and classic lumba discs, with solid fabric covered wood plank. The entire toran is sturdy and cannot be bent or folded. The width of the toran is 8 inches including the tassels. The diameter of each disc of the tassel is 3 inches. Each tassel has 3 wooden beads which are wrapped in cylindrical rose gold beads, further a bunch of 85 dull golden beads.
CUSTOMISATIONS: We have listed about 18 standard variants for size of toran here, in case your door size doesn't match with them, we cater to custom measurements. Please take a screenshot of this design, send it to us on Whatsapp- +91 9978814653 along with the measurements that you require.
PACKAGING: In the Indian culture, torans are placed permanently, through out the year on the main door of residential/temple premises, however, sometimes it is just use as festive décor. For the times when they are not used, we provide dust bags along with the toran for storage.
For safety during transit, the toran will be wrapped and packed in bubble wrap & corrugation sheets.
SHIPPING & STORAGE: This toran is sturdy, the volumetric weight of the piece exceeds the actual weight. It is wrapped in a elongated cylindrical format.
IMPORTANCE OF TORANS & BANDANWAARS:
Torans and Bandanwaars are traditional decorative items used in Hindu households to adorn the entrance of a home or room.Torans are ornamental door hangings that are made of different materials such as cloth, beads, flowers, or metal. They are commonly used in Indian festivals and weddings to decorate the entrance of the house or stage. Torans are believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the house and are meant to invite guests into the home with warmth and hospitality. Bandanwaars are similar to Torans and can be used interchangeably. They are decorative hangings hung across doors or windows, made up of multiple strings, with decorative pieces added to it. The word 'bandanwaar' is derived from the Hindi word 'bandhan,' meaning to tie or bind, and 'waar' meaning a garland. Bandanwaars are usually made of fresh flowers, mango leaves, or cloth and are also used in Hindu festivals or ceremonies.
Both Torans and Bandanwaars are an important part of Indian culture and add a festive feel to any occasion.
TEAM IBHI'S MESSAGE FOR YOU: What we have mentioned in here in words is simply 9% of how much we think when we design a UTILITY+DESIGN product at IBHI, we visualize and soak in more than what we can express. We hope this IBHI is able to justify the effort and skill of those 300+ women artists who have collectively made this handcrafted beauty.
IBHI's NO-TOUCH POlICY: We might seem unfriendly but here's why! When IBHIs leave their dispatch unit to make place in a new home, they are sent in the most pristine form and we very strongly believe in first ownership, with the ideology that the IBHI has been only created for you. Hence, we don't have a refund or return option available on our policy list. We try our best to ensure safety while packing our IBHIs, but certain logistics mishaps are external and considering them we have created a room for exchanging the IBHI for the same IBHI when damaged during transit, for availing the exchange in case of damage, please get in touch with our team on +91 99788 14653 within 7 days of receiving the order.
