What does the card show?

Ganesha above a brass kalash with mango leaves and a coconut, a toran with diyas on the threshold, or a small house with a rangoli at its door.

What goes in the blank panel?

The address, the date, the time and the muhurat, which you write in yourself.

What is the difference between the finishes?

Marigold is a hand-painted gouache with saffron and mango-leaf motifs, Madhubani is fine line-work in red, ochre and indigo, and minimal gold is one thin gold line with wide space.

Can I add a rangoli or diyas?

Yes. Type a direction such as with a rangoli or add diyas as a request; the samples show the three motifs, and a request is not a promised result.

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Griha Pravesh invitations: Ganesha and kalash, toran and diyas, housewarming puja

Griha Pravesh invitations — a vertical invitation card titled "Griha Pravesh" with Lord Ganesha at the top, a brass kalash topped with mango leaves and a coconut, and a blank panel for the address, the date and the time, a hand-painted gouache treatment with saturated marigold and mango-leaf motifs and soft brush edges

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Reading 1Ganesha and kalash

Reading 2Toran and diyas

Reading 3Housewarming puja

Hindu families send these to invite relatives to the puja held on entering a new home. The cards show Ganesha above a brass kalash, a toran of mango leaves and marigolds with lit diyas, or a housewarming puja with a rangoli at the door. A blank panel holds the address, the date and the muhurat. The nine samples are three motifs in three finishes. Type a look, such as red and gold, and the layout takes it.

an invitation to a puja on entering a new home
a housewarming puja for relatives and neighbors
a card for a family moving to a new city

Frequently asked questions

What does the card show?: Ganesha above a brass kalash with mango leaves and a coconut, a toran with diyas on the threshold, or a small house with a rangoli at its door.
What goes in the blank panel?: The address, the date, the time and the muhurat, which you write in yourself.
What is the difference between the finishes?: Marigold is a hand-painted gouache with saffron and mango-leaf motifs, Madhubani is fine line-work in red, ochre and indigo, and minimal gold is one thin gold line with wide space.
Can I add a rangoli or diyas?: Yes. Type a direction such as with a rangoli or add diyas as a request; the samples show the three motifs, and a request is not a promised result.

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