A sophisticated Vaastu toran for your main door, bringing together natural lotus pods, sacred bael phal and the beauty of versatile design.
Handcrafted with natural lotus pods, preserved bael phal and sola wood flowers in a sophisticated white and gold combination, this distinctive toran is designed in line with the principles of Vaastu Shastra.
Its extra-long detachable side latkans give you the freedom to style it in three different ways — use the side latkans on their own, the centre string on its own, or the complete set together. Change the arrangement to suit the occasion, your space or simply your mood.
Why You’ll Love It
A sophisticated Vaastu flower toran for your main door
Features natural lotus pods traditionally associated with Goddess Lakshmi
Natural preserved bael phal, sacred to Lord Shiva
A meaningful Lakshmi–Shiva combination
Extra-long detachable side latkans for greater styling flexibility
Use the side latkans alone, centre string alone or the complete set together
Three ways to style one versatile piece
Sophisticated white and gold combination that works beautifully year round
Handcrafted sola wood flowers add texture and artisanal character
Ideal for your main door, entrance or pooja mandir
Beautiful for Diwali, Lakshmi Puja, housewarmings and other auspicious occasions
Each piece is handcrafted and naturally unique
Length of top string: 120 cm; Length of side Latkans: 130 cm
What’s Special About the Materials
Natural Lotus Pods The lotus holds a special place in representations of Goddess Lakshmi, who is traditionally depicted standing or seated on a lotus. It is associated with prosperity, abundance and purity, making the natural lotus pods a particularly meaningful element in this design.
Preserved Bael Phal Bael phal is sacred to Lord Shiva and has an important place in Shiva worship. Its presence brings a meaningful spiritual element to this toran.
Together, the lotus pods and bael phal create a beautiful Lakshmi–Shiva combination — bringing together the symbolism of prosperity and abundance with devotion and spiritual energy.
Sola Wood Flowers Sola, or sholapith, has a long tradition in Indian religious and ceremonial craft and is associated with auspicious occasions. Its floral forms have traditionally been used in garlands, temple décor and deity adornment.
Care Instructions
Handle gently
Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture to prevent fading and damage
To remove dust, use a hair dryer on a low, cool setting
Dry flowers can last anywhere from a year to a lifetime if taken care of
Please handle gently
Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading of colours.
Keep away from water or high humidity areas
Tip for cleaning: use hair dryer at low setting to blow away the dust.
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