5 simple Rangoli styles to beautify your home this Diwali

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The word “Rangoli” originated from a Sanskrit word ” Rangavalli ” which means ” A row of colors “. It represents an Indian art form that has social, cultural and religious significance.

The idea of welcoming positivity and good vibes in your house works behind rangoli.
Here are 5 simple Rangoli styles to beautify your home this Diwali:

1. Dry rangoli powder or rice powder:
The concept of dry powder rangoli came from a noble thought of feeding birds by using rice powder in it. Usually, dry powder rangoli is made in the courtyard of home and dry colors that are easily available in the market get used in decorating the rangoli. A lamp or a kalash get placed in between the rangoli. Simple designs like flower and footprint go really well with dry powder rangoli.

2. Geometric Patterns:
Geometric patterns need no artistic caliber. The first step of creating a good geometric pattern is selecting a design that can be created by joining dots. Perfectly suitable for homemakers who all are running out of time but want a rangoli at their home.

3. Flower Rangoli:
Rangoli with flowers is super easy and beautiful. The tradition of flower rangoli came from “Onam” celebration. A simple design filled with flowers or only petals in different colors looks stunning. Jazz up your flower rangoli with some lamps.

4. Stencil Rangoli:
Stencil rangoli is a true time-saver. Those who want to give rangoli making a try without spending too much time can definitely opt for stencil rangoli. You can buy stencils from your nearest pooja item shops. Stencil is like a sieve which will help you to draw the border for your design. After the outlining is done you can fill your design with colors.

5. Sticker Rangoli:
It’s kind of risky to make rangoli by using colors or flowers in your house if you have kids and they have a tendency of putting everything in their mouths. Sticker rangolis are easily available in the market, it just needs to be pasted on the floor.

In the end it doesn’t matter which design you choose, the amount of effort you have put and the goodness of your heart will be reflected in the rangoli. Enjoy a happy and colorful Diwali.

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