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> Toran or bandarwal is a decorative garland or hanging ornament that is commonly used in Hindu and Buddhist religious ceremonies and festivals.
> It is usually made of fresh or artificial flowers, leaves, beads, or fabrics, and is designed with intricate patterns and colors that reflect cultural traditions and beliefs.
> The toran or bandarwal is often hung on the entrance of the home or temple to welcome guests and invite blessings from the deities or spirits.
> In some regions, there are specific colors and materials used for toran or bandarwal, such as mango leaves, marigold flowers, and red cloth, which symbolize prosperity, purity, and auspiciousness.
> The making and installation of toran or bandarwal is considered an art form and a way to express creativity, aesthetic sensibility, and spiritual devotion.