Navratri Day Wise Colours This story is from August 10, 2020 Simple rangoli designs you can make on Krishna Janmashtami TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Updated: Aug 29, 2021, 16:31 IST Share Follow us ...

The most common traditional rangoli designs are lotus, flowers, geometric shapes, swastiks and Oms. Rangolis have always been a part of the Hindu culture since ages and have their mark in ancient ...

Navratri Rangoli Designs: There is little time left for Navratri to arrive. In such a situation, the work of decorating the houses to welcome Maa Durga has begun. If the houses are not decorated ...

Floral rangoli designs you can create at home this Diwali 1) Easy 5-minute versions Get a bunch of petals of Marigold flowers, the more shades you can get the better, and get started.

The design is created using coloured rangoli powders, ground rice powder, flowers and diyas. They are made during the Diwali festival in north India, and during the Onam and Pongal festivals in ...

Holi 2024: From lotus designs to Diwali lamps, here are a few rangoli ideas that can come in handy for Holi festivities. Holi 2024: The festival of colours is around the corner and we cannot wait ...

Use spoons to create elongated motifs like leaves. Put the Rangoli colour in a circle, place the spoon on top and drag the colour in one direction. You will get a beautiful teardrop shape! If you feel ...

Happy Pongal: Kolam, Rangoli Designs For Pongal Festival Pongal 2020: Pongal is mainly celebrated to convey appreciation to the Sun God for a good harvest. It is celebrated by boiling the first ...

One remarked, “While it’s creative, it misses the intricacy of traditional rangoli.” Another added, “This is innovative, but it doesn’t feel the same as the painstaking designs we grew ...

pongal festival 2020 rangoli designs kolamNew Delhi: Pongal is the thanksgiving for the year's harvest. Celebrated in South Indian states, Pongal marks the beginning of the harvest season. The ...

Pongal is celebrated in Tamil Nadu and is a form of harvest festival which goes on for four days. The festival is a way of the people of Tamil Nadu to thank nature for its help during harvest time.