This Rangoli design is beautifully adorned with dots and outlines. The design is completely symmetrical about it’s middle parting line. The beautiful lit diyas add more beauty to this craft. This easy to make Rangoli design is not only bright but also beautiful. Colorful and Bright Rangoli Design Artist: Vipul Mayekarĭesigns by the wall are seldom found to be pretty. You can add some circles, spirals, petals, etc. The bright colored shapes compliment each other. This design looks really pretty and sweet. The ruler is required to help in maintaining the symmetry of the Rangoli design. You will need some chalk pieces, powdered Rangoli colors and a ruler. You must keep patience while making this beautiful Rangoli design in your yard. This Rangoli design is large and is time consuming. This is an easy to make, pretty Rangoli design. You can make this pretty Rangoli design on Diwali, Ganesha Chaturthi and other events. This shows the love between a mother and son. This design comes with a Swastika chart background on which Lord Ganesha can be seen in his Mother’s arms. This is a pretty Rangoli design for your home. Rangoli designs often represent deities and other symbols which are worshiped. Lord Ganesha Rangoli Design Artist: Aarti Odedara So let us have a look at some really pretty Rangoli designs we have. They beautiful our homes and make them festival ready. We all look forward to occasions when we will be able to design and decorate our homes with such beautiful Rangoli designs. We should improvise and design new rangoli designs. We should always try to make rangoli with safe colors. We make rangoli in our backyard and front yards on different occasions. Since time immemorial people of India have been making and designing different kinds of rangoli. This art is typically transferred from generation to generation and from friend to friend, thus keeping the tradition alive. No formal training is really necessary for learning this art. Rangoli is traditionally created by women in almost all Hindu households. Design depictions also vary as they reflect traditions, folklore and practices that are unique to each area. In fact each state of India has its own style of rangoli. Rangoli art is known by the following names: Rangoli, is present in different forms all over India but is known by different names in different parts of the country. Rangoli represent colorful heritage of India and is honor of every Indian home.

The most common pattern drawn as rangoli includes the face of Hindu deities, geometric shapes peacock motifs and round floral designs. To make rangoli, we need only those things which are commonly available in every Indian home like coloured rice, dry flour, flower petals, turmeric (haldi), Vermillion (Sindoor) and coloured sand. Vibrant colors of rangoli adds to beauty and spirit of every festival in India. This creative art welcome the deity of good fortune Lakshmi to our homes. Every women is India make rangoli on the floors of the house or the entrance. Rangoli is part of every important celebration.

Peacock rangoli color combination