You can create a desired shape on the floor by placing dots in that shape (rhombus, square or rectangular). Continue connecting the dots to create...

Rangoli patterns can be pretty basic with geometric or floral forms and can also be highly complex. Peacocks, flowers, lotus, fish and mangoes are...

Rice, flower petals, dried flour, vermillion (sindooram), turmeric (pasupu), and coloured sand are used to make rangoli.

Traditionally, rice, grains, flour, sand, or chalk are used to make easy Rangoli designs during Diwali and other special occasions.

Rangolis cannot be drawn appropriately on floor surfaces like tile, linoleum or carpet.

The patterns for rangoli design for Diwali include bright, beautiful and colourful designs associated with Diwali. These rangoli designs are create...

The rangoli depicts happiness and positivity, and is believed to invite Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and good luck. A clean entrance with a rango...

When the Goddess Sita fell in love with the Lord Ram, she prepared a rangoli design and prayed to the Goddess Parvati to grant her Ram as her husband.

Rangoli is a decorative folk art in India that is designed on the ground to bring home good luck and invite gods and goddess. It is created in fron...

You can design a rangoli on a dry surface inside or outside the house. The home entrance and pooja room are the right places to design a rangoli on...