Handmade Indian door toran (hanging decoration) centered around a depiction of Lord Krishna, adorned with peacock feathers, floral motifs, and beads, ideal for festive home entrances. It features intricate embroidery and sparkling elements against a textured brown wall background. Perfect for Diwali, pooja, or daily auspicious decor.

• Central Deity: A detailed figure of Lord Krishna standing on a lotus, positioned in the middle of the hanging.
• Auspicious Symbols:
• Shubh & Labh: Circular motifs at both ends containing these sacred words.
• Cows (Kamadhenu): Two white cows facing inward, symbolizing prosperity.
• Peacocks: Two colorful peacocks with fan-shaped feathers, representing beauty and grace.
• Materials & Craftsmanship: * Heavy Zardosi-style embroidery and gold-colored lace.
• Multi-colored beads, sequins, and small mirrors (Abhla work).
• Decorative Hangings: Teal and white beaded tassels (jhumkas) hanging from the bottom edge for added elegance.
• Background: The Toran is displayed against a brown textured wall, held up by a person's hand on the right side.