JH Gallery Magenta Bell Lotus Hanging, MDF Wood, Pack of 5
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MAGENTA BELL LOTUS POOJA ROOM DECORATION: A hand-finished magenta bell lotus set of 5 pieces in mdf wood. The kamal sits at the centre of Indian puja tradition, so one set carries from the home mandir to the entrance and the balcony without looking out of place. Each piece is finished so it reads the same from either side, which matters on a doorway where the reverse shows from inside the house. Light enough to put up in seconds and take down just as fast.
NAVRATRI & DIWALI WALL HANGING: The magenta bell lotus hangs behind the murti, over the doorway, on the balcony grill or above the home mandir. 5 pieces cover a full backdrop width instead of leaving gaps between hangings. The colour reads clearly against white walls, wooden doors and dark curtains alike, so the photographs your family takes on festival morning actually show the decoration. It suits a rented flat as easily as an owned home.
5 PIECES OF MAGENTA BELL LOTUS: Every piece is sized to fill vertical space rather than disappear behind the idol or the pooja thali. A ready hanging loop is fitted on each piece, so there are no nails, no glue and no assembly. The set is light enough for curtain rods, door frames, false ceiling channels and adhesive hooks, which makes it usable where drilling into the wall is not allowed. It comes down again in seconds when the doorway is needed clear.
ONE SET, THE WHOLE FESTIVE SEASON: Navratri from 11 October, Dussehra on 20 October, Karwa Chauth on 29 October, Dhanteras on 6 November and Diwali on 8 November all use the same 5-piece magenta bell lotus set. It goes back up for Ganesh Chaturthi next year instead of being bought again, and it carries through the wedding and griha pravesh season that follows.
HANDCRAFTED IN MERTA CITY, RAJASTHAN: Every piece in this 5-piece magenta bell lotus set is cut, coloured and strung by hand by JH Gallery artisans in our own workshop in Merta City, Rajasthan, not moulded by machine. Care and storage: wipe gently with a dry cloth, store the set flat in its original box between festivals, and keep it away from water, damp walls and open flame such as diyas and agarbatti stands.
MAGENTA BELL LOTUS POOJA ROOM DECORATION: A hand-finished magenta bell lotus set of 5 pieces in mdf wood. The kamal sits at the centre of Indian puja tradition, so one set carries from the home mandir to the entrance and the balcony without looking out of place. Each piece is finished so it reads the same from either side, which matters on a doorway where the reverse shows from inside the house. Light enough to put up in seconds and take down just as fast.
NAVRATRI & DIWALI WALL HANGING: The magenta bell lotus hangs behind the murti, over the doorway, on the balcony grill or above the home mandir. 5 pieces cover a full backdrop width instead of leaving gaps between hangings. The colour reads clearly against white walls, wooden doors and dark curtains alike, so the photographs your family takes on festival morning actually show the decoration. It suits a rented flat as easily as an owned home.
5 PIECES OF MAGENTA BELL LOTUS: Every piece is sized to fill vertical space rather than disappear behind the idol or the pooja thali. A ready hanging loop is fitted on each piece, so there are no nails, no glue and no assembly. The set is light enough for curtain rods, door frames, false ceiling channels and adhesive hooks, which makes it usable where drilling into the wall is not allowed. It comes down again in seconds when the doorway is needed clear.
ONE SET, THE WHOLE FESTIVE SEASON: Navratri from 11 October, Dussehra on 20 October, Karwa Chauth on 29 October, Dhanteras on 6 November and Diwali on 8 November all use the same 5-piece magenta bell lotus set. It goes back up for Ganesh Chaturthi next year instead of being bought again, and it carries through the wedding and griha pravesh season that follows.
HANDCRAFTED IN MERTA CITY, RAJASTHAN: Every piece in this 5-piece magenta bell lotus set is cut, coloured and strung by hand by JH Gallery artisans in our own workshop in Merta City, Rajasthan, not moulded by machine. Care and storage: wipe gently with a dry cloth, store the set flat in its original box between festivals, and keep it away from water, damp walls and open flame such as diyas and agarbatti stands.