Natural Paddy Door Toran - 2 Feet

About the Product 

A paddy toran, also known as a rice toran or dhan toran, is a traditional decorative item that is commonly used in rural areas of India and other Southeast Asian countries. It is typically made from freshly harvested paddy (unhusked rice) stalks, which are tied together and hung as a decorative garland.

These are commonly displayed on doorways, entrances, or walls as a form of auspicious decoration.

Adds a rustic and traditional touch to the decor but also serve as a symbolic representation of agricultural heritage and the importance of rice in the local culture. They are often used during festivals, weddings, or other auspicious occasions to create a festive and welcoming atmosphere.

Paddy torans are considered auspicious , they are like a new beginning. They are eco friendly and lasts for more than 3-4 years.

Care Instructions:

Taking proper care of a paddy toran can help maintain its appearance and ensure its longevity. Here are some general care instructions for a paddy toran:
 

1. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight: Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause the paddy stalks to fade or become brittle. It's best to hang the toran in a shaded or semi-shaded area to prevent damage from UV rays.
2. Handle with care: Paddy torans are delicate, so it's important to handle them gently. Avoid pulling or tugging on the stalks too forcefully to prevent them from breaking or coming apart.
3. Keep away from moisture: Excessive moisture can cause mold or mildew to develop on the paddy stalks. Avoid hanging the toran in areas prone to high humidity or moisture, such as bathrooms or near kitchen sinks.
4. Dusting and cleaning: Regularly dust the toran using a soft brush or a clean, dry cloth. This helps remove any accumulated dirt or debris. If the toran becomes noticeably dirty, you can gently wipe it with a damp cloth. However, be cautious not to wet the paddy stalks excessively.
5. Store carefully: If you need to store the paddy toran, place it in a dry and clean storage area. Avoid folding or crumpling the toran, as this can damage the stalks. Instead, gently roll it up or hang it flat to maintain its shape.
6. Pest prevention: Paddy torans may attract pests such as insects or rodents. To prevent infestation, periodically inspect the toran and store it in a sealed container or bag when not in use.

By following these care instructions, you can help preserve the paddy toran's appearance and extend its lifespan, ensuring that it continues to enhance the beauty of your living space.

Note: Always measure the door and place your order.