Door Bandhanwar, Door Decorative Hanging Toran

A "Bandanwar" is a decorative and ornamental Indian door hanging or toran made from various materials such as beads, flowers, leaves, or other decorative elements. It is commonly used during festivals, ceremonies, and special occasions to adorn the entrance of homes, temples, or event venues. The term "Bandanwar" is often used in North India, while similar decorative hangings are known by different names in various regions of India, such as "Toran" in Gujarat and Maharashtra, "Auspicious Door Hanging" in South India, and "Subh Labh" in Rajasthan.

These decorative door hangings are not only aesthetically pleasing but also hold cultural and religious significance in India. They are typically designed with vibrant colors and patterns, and they may include symbols or motifs that are considered auspicious or bring good luck. Bandanwars are believed to welcome positivity, prosperity, and happiness into the home or establishment, making them an essential part of festive decorations in Indian culture.