
Door Torans
SPHINX
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Door Torans
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Sphinx artificial jasmine (mogra) garlands with rose flower ball is a MAKE IN INDIA product that is completely handcrafted and originally designed by SPHINX. The main proposition behind decorating with floral balls is to bring decor highlights and to set up harmony between nature and beauty especially during wedding seasons and festivities. Now-a-days, artificial flower balls are available to keep the spirit of festivities live without worrying about the floral life. These garlands with flower balls can be used anytime for any occasion. There are re-usable, re-fixable (if required) and doesn't require any handling. Just dusting off before use suffice the need of cleaning. It is advised to pack these arrangements in a poly bag when not in use. This would protect the color and shine of the adornments. The spiritual symbolization of the jasmine flower is purity, sensuality, modesty, and inspiration. Jasmine is one of the most beautiful flowers found around the globe. It gives a very calm and happy vibe. It is an excellent choice for decoration purposes due to its bright colors. These are most commonly used to decorate mandaps, front drop, back drop, weddings, festivals, house warming, griha pravesham, pooja room decor, office reception area, indoor decor, outdoor decor, canopy decor, theme wedding decor, garden decor, walls, in-house doors, main entrance of home or office etc. Multiple occasions - one solution for traditional and ethnic decors. Care Instructions: It doesn’t require any specific handling. Just dust off occasionally with any dry fibre cloth. Keep away from fire, electric sockets etc.
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