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Navratri Wall Hanging

Traditional Shubh-Labh and kalash wall medallion accented with golden tassels and mirror work.

  • Medium
  • 1 hr
  • Cost ₹250
  • 5 steps

A bell-and-bead wall hanging that adds festive depth and handcrafted warmth beside the puja altar and living room.

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Let's make this

Make a lightweight Navratri wall hanging with a fabric-covered cardboard base and a simple kalash motif. Keep the hanging compact so the decorative bells and tassels do not pull it out of shape. Adults should handle sharp tools and installation, and the finished piece should stay away from flame and moisture.

🧺 Materials you'll need

8 items

Cardboard / foam sheetMake it yourself

Cardboard / foam sheet

1

Fabric (red/gold)Make it yourself

Fabric (red/gold)

1 m

Small bellsMake it yourself

Small bells

3

Beads & mirror piecesMake it yourself

Beads & mirror pieces

1 packet

Shagun / tasselsMake it yourself

Shagun / tassels

3

Glue & scissorsMake it yourself

Glue & scissors

1 each

Make it yourself

Cord or strong ribbon for hanging loops

1 short length

Make it yourself

Suitable load-rated wall fixing

1

🛠️ Step-by-step guide

5 simple steps

Cut base shape1

Cut base shape

Draw a compact arched medallion on sturdy cardboard, then cut it out carefully. Ask an adult to handle the craft knife if the board is thick.

Wrap in festive fabric2

Wrap in festive fabric

Cover the front with red fabric, fold the excess neatly around the edges, and glue it only on the reverse for a clean face.

Build the kalash motif3

Build the kalash motif

Cut a simple teal kalash, leaves and coconut from fabric or card. Centre the motif, glue it flat, then frame it with gota, beads and rounded mirror accents.

String bells & tassels4

String bells & tassels

Make three evenly spaced holes along the lower edge. Thread one short tassel and lightweight bell through each hole, then secure every knot on the back.

Hang and balance it5

Hang and balance it

Fasten a doubled ribbon loop through the top, tug-test it, and hang the piece on a secure load-rated hook. Adjust the loop until the medallion sits level.

Plan ahead

Assemble before the festival and allow glue to dry fully. Check the loop and knots before hanging, then store flat with loose decorations supported after use.

Common questions

How do I stop a wall hanging sagging?

Use a compact base, lightweight embellishments and balanced tassels. Reinforce the hanging loop and check the support is suitable for its weight.

Can I make it without bells or mirror pieces?

Yes. Fabric tassels and paper motifs create the same layered look with less weight and fewer small parts.

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