Up for sale is a beautiful pair of authentic, vintage Indian Torans (traditional door or window valances). These spectacular pieces of folk art originate from the Kutch region of Gujarat/Rajasthan and were meticulously handmade by tribal artisans (such as the Banjara or Rabari communities).
Each piece features vibrant geometric hand-embroidery and stunning shisha (mirror) work, framed by scalloped flaps that traditionally symbolize mango leaves to bring good luck and prosperity to a home.
These panels make incredible bohemian wall art, bed headboards, or unique window valances for textile collectors and interior design enthusiasts alike.
Key Features:
- Authentic Folk Art: Genuine vintage pieces featuring hand-loomed backing and traditional tribal embroidery patterns.
- Intricate Mirror Work: Embedded glass shisha mirrors designed to reflect light (and traditionally ward off evil spirits).
- Versatile Decor: Can be hung using the integrated loops as a doorway accent, window topper, or statement wall tapestry.
Dimensions (Approximate): SEE PHOTOS
Condition Report:These are genuine vintage textiles and carry the unique character of age. There may be minor imperfections, such as slight fabric fading, small frayed threads, or light wear to the backing fabric, which confirm their hand-crafted history.
IMPORTANT CONDITION NOTE: PLEASE SEE THE DETAILED PHOTOS OF THE LOWER, MULTICOLOURED TORAN. THE CENTRAL GREEN HANGING FLAP/PENDANT HAS SIGNIFICAN LOSS AND TEARING ESXPOSING THE INNER LAYER. PRICED ACCORDINGLY TO ACCOUNT FOR THIS FLAW, MAAKING IT IDEAL FOR A COLLECTOR OPEN TO MINOR RESTORATION OR RUSTIC DISPLAY.
Please inspect all photos closely, as they form part of the description.
Shipping: Carefully packed and shipped with tracking.
Questions? Feel free to drop me a message if you need more measurements or photos!