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Reusable Tiranga Buntings
₹300.00
Patriotism is not a one-day celebration. So why should our Tiranga décor be?
Made from fabric and designed to be reused year after year, these Tiranga buntings are a one-time investment for every Independence Day, Republic Day and national celebration to come.
Hang them with pride, pack them away with care, and bring them out whenever it is time to celebrate the country again.
For homes, schools, offices, communities and institutions that believe deshbhakti can be celebrated with both pride and responsibility.
One bunting. Many celebrations. A lifetime of pride.
Quantity
Specifications
Length: 2 metres per bunting
10 fabric triangles per bunting
MOQ: 5 buntings
Set of 5: ₹1,400
Additional buntings: ₹300 each
Made on order
Available Pan India
Perfect For
Independence Day celebrations
Republic Day celebrations
Corporate offices and workplaces
Schools and educational institutions
Apartment communities
Events and public spaces
Cafés, stores and other commercial spaces
Home décor
Impact
Respect for the Tiranga — because what represents our country deserves to be celebrated with dignity, not treated as use-and-throw décor.
One investment, years of celebration — replacing plastic décor and the waste it creates with something made to be preserved and reused.
Building skills & livelihoods — handcrafted by women from underserved communities, creating opportunities for skill-building and meaningful income.
Why people love it
Made to return every year — bring it out for every Independence Day, Republic Day and celebration of India.
Celebration without the waste — a lasting alternative to plastic and paper décor that is discarded after a day.
Beautiful in motion — soft, flowy fabric that gently comes alive with the breeze.
Easy to put up, easy to preserve — hang it across balconies, entrances, stages, offices or community spaces, then fold it away for the next celebration.
Made for every scale of celebration — custom lengths can be created, from a quiet celebration at home to an entire community dressed in the Tiranga.
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