Griha pravesh decoration: door toran, rangoli, kalash

Griha pravesh decoration for a housewarming in an Indian home: a front door with a marigold and mango leaf toran, a rangoli at the threshold with diyas, and a decorated kalash with a coconut. Each piece appears in a traditional look of marigolds and brass, a modern minimal look of white flowers and marble, and an evening look lit by clay diyas. Type a twist, such as south indian or lotus theme, and the same pieces carry it.

• a decorated front door for a housewarming
• a rangoli at the threshold for guests
• a kalash at the entrance
• a diya-lit entrance in the evening

Frequently asked questions

What are the three looks?

A traditional look of saffron marigolds, mango leaves and brass; a modern minimal look of white flowers and marble; and an evening look of clay diyas and string lights.

What is the kalash?

A decorated pot with a coconut on top, shown in each of the three looks.

Are there any words in the pictures?

No. The pictures have no text.

Can I ask for a South Indian style?

Yes. Type a twist such as south indian or apartment door, and the same pieces carry it.

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