Diwali is all about lights and rangolis. Diwali is known as the festival of lights and is celebrated across Indian on the occasion of Lord Ram returning from exile of 14 years and being all safe. It is celebrated across the nation in different styles, in their unique way. Over the years, rangolis have been developed into many pleasing designs of rangoli. With modern ways, there are also modern ways to design and fill in different colours.
There are various ways of making use of the Rangoli designs for making Rangoli on the occasion of the Diwali festival across India and also around the world. You can make rangolis using Diyas, Rice, Wheat Flour, Flowers, Salt and any shining materials to make it attractive and unique.
Here are 3 easy and most popular ways to draw rangolis on the upcoming Diwali occasion.
GEOMETRICAL RANGOLI DESIGN
With the modernity in the living, the rangolis also took a modern inspiration by including geometry in traditional rangolis. Clay lamps are used for decorations. Using the beautiful rangoli colours and design a diya to brighten up the occasion and the rangoli as well.
ROUND RANGOLI DESIGN
This is one of the most favourites of all, with the simple circular type of designs. And using abstract way of designing. People try to be as creative as possible with this type of rangoli design.
EASY RANGOLI DESIGN
As the name suggests, this is a simple single-line rangolis. With just outlining and using one of the colours to make these designs. You can make a square and fill it with designs of your choice to complete the design. You can put diyas on the sides of the squares to finish off the beautiful design.
