S$5.90
These acrylic Shubh Labh stickers are made for doors, entrance walls, pooja rooms, or cash counters. Place them on a clean, dry surface where the wording can be seen easily. The 3 * 3 inches size is easy to plan for a door, wall, or counter. They are a simple way to refresh the entrance before guests arrive.
Shubh means auspicious and Labh refers to prosperity; these words are traditionally used in festive and housewarming decor.
They are useful when you want to add a simple traditional sign to an entrance or prayer space without arranging a large decoration. The flat format is easy to position around doors, shelves, or counters. Use them as a small finishing detail beside a name plate, toran, flowers, or other festive entrance pieces.
Apply them to a clean, dry, smooth surface and press the edges gently. Keep the stickers away from moisture, rough rubbing, and harsh cleaners so the finish stays neat. A covered entrance or indoor wall will help the acrylic surface remain presentable for longer.
Place them on a clean entrance door, wall, pooja room surface, or cash counter. Choose a smooth area where the lettering is easy for visitors to see.
Shubh refers to auspiciousness, while Labh refers to prosperity or gain in traditional festive wording. Together, they express a wish for good beginnings and progress.
Yes, they add a traditional sign to doors, prayer spaces, and festive home entrances during Diwali. They can be paired with torans, flowers, lamps, or rangoli nearby.
Clean and dry the surface first, then press the sticker down gently from one edge to the other. Avoid dusty, wet, freshly painted, or uneven surfaces.
Yes, they suit entrance or pooja-room decor for a new home and other auspicious occasions. They also make a simple add-on for a housewarming gift.
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