You don't need to be a pro or an artist to make a good rangoli. The rangoli designs are meant to bring good luck and welcome deities with sacred symbols. Whether it's a basic design or an artistic ...

Janmashtami Rangoli Designs and Drawing Ideas: One of the most beloved and widely celebrated festivals in Hinduism is Krishna Janmashtami. It’s observed in the month of August or September and marks ...

These Rangoli designs are easy to make and look beautiful on your home's entrance. Try these Rangoli designs this Diwali and get ready for the festive season. Making rangolis is the final ritual to ...

Holi Rangoli Designs for Students: Holi in 2024 is going to be celebrated on March 25 (Monday). All of the young enthusiasts must be eagerly waiting for the Holi festival. Are you ready to add some ...

Looking for simple yet amazing rangoli designs for Independence Day 2023? We have listed a few videos which are a step-by-step guide for drawing the best rangoli on Independence Day; check them out ...

Holi- the festival of colors and frolic is around the corner. The festival is one of the famous Indian festivals and is celebrated with great zeal and fanfare. Holi is spring festival and the same ...

Diwali is a festival that brings joy, light, and colour to every home. One of the most cherished traditions during this time is creating vibrant rangoli designs. This art form, passed down through ...

Rangoli is a beautiful form of art that plays an essential role during Diwali celebrations. It involves creating intricate patterns on the ground using colorful powders, flowers, or other materials.

Evanston artist and sculptor Indira Johnson offered Chicago Cultural Center visitors an opportunity to engage in an intricate community art project aiming to promote peace, unity and blessings on ...

The year’s biggest Hindu festival, Diwali has arrived. And once again, people are excited about making interesting Rangoli patterns at their houses or workplaces on the occasion of Diwali, also called ...

Four loops in lavender and five dots of green. A simple rangoli design, which now stares out from billboards and hoardings dotting the city. That uncomplicated design has come to symbolise the Namma ...