Business marigold toran
Ivory paper with a paper-cut marigold toran of maroon and marigold half-rounds and green mango leaves across the top, and a small paper rangoli in each bottom corner. A toran over the door is how shops welcome customers at Diwali, so this suits a shop's greeting.
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Making it yours
Under the toran the paper is open almost down to the corner rangolis, close to half of the square post, which leaves space for the shop name, the logo above it and a festive offer such as a Diwali discount. Maroon, Peacock blue or Dark brown keep it readable, and there is no header line by default.
About the craft: Paper-cut toran
A toran hangs over the door for festivals and weddings: marigold flowers and mango leaves strung across the entrance to welcome guests. Homes and shops put one up for Diwali, often a fresh one each year. Paper and cloth torans copy the same shapes, the round marigold heads and pointed leaves, in flat colour. This design shows a toran in cut paper, marigold and maroon with green leaves on ivory, a clean frame for a business greeting.
About this design
- Occasion
- Business Diwali greeting
- Date in 2026
- Diwali (Lakshmi Puja): Sunday, 8 November 2026
- Sizes
- Post 1080 × 1080
- Card languages
- English, Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati
- Price
- One card free; packs from ₹499
How to make it in 60 seconds
- Pick a design
- Add your business name, logo and an offer line
- Choose a ready message or write your own
- Send it to your customers on WhatsApp
