Design and Pattern of Diwali Rangoli

Rangoli is an art, and it takes time and practice to become an expert in any art. Rangoli are something each of us can easily relate to as they signify two important things - Colors, which we Indians love and festivities, which we Indians enjoy with our families. Be it any occasion, a family function or a festival. During festivals it is considered a tradition to make Rangoli throughout India. But just as we Indians are so different in our ways, the styles and techniques of doing Rangoli are different in various cultures. Everyone knows design a Rangoli ia not a easy task. You can learn how to make beautiful Rangoli Designs.

If you enter any hindu house in India, you are bound to be welcomed by a beautifull Rangoli design. Mostly Rangoli designs are drawn with chalk powder, roli, stone powder etc on the floor.If you enter any hindu house in India, you are bound to be welcomed by a beautifull Rangoli design. Mostly Rangoli designs are drawn with chalk powder, roli, stone powder etc on the floor.

Traditionally rice flour was used to create rangoli designs, now days we have seen Rangoli being made with special Rangoli colours but these days we are also seeing flower petals as the ingredients for Rangoli too. Also in designs, there has been a vast change with people becoming more aware of this beautiful traditional art, indulging and creating various types of designs which people thought were not possible before.