In this photo essay from the Namma Art Bengaluru festival at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, we share exhibition highlights ...

Bring festive vibes to your home with this DIY Diwali wall hanging toran! 🪔✨ Using eco-friendly materials like cardboard, ...

If you wanna translate it, rangoli translates into the sand art. (classical music) We do it traditionally, especially during the Diwali festival time. In India, they do it in front of their house ...

Diwali, the festival of lights, is incomplete without the vibrant and intricate Rangoli designs that adorn our homes. Welcome prosperity, good fortune, and positivity with our stunning collection ...

She captioned the post, “Celebrating the spirit of Diwali with our incredible team at the Sachin Tendulkar ... photos of her father making a flower rangoli, her lighting a diya, and the ...

Will be celebrating Diwali this year with: Her touring party and Tinashe’s team as she supports the ... The creation of a rangoli has become a tradition for Sheena, and she often invites friends ...

Diwali celebration conclusion: As the celebrations come to a close, participants will be treated to a stunning display of fireworks and intricate rangoli designs. The fireworks will symbolise the ...

Rangoli relay is a fun and competitive game perfect for Diwali celebrations. Divide participants into teams, and provide each team with colored powders or materials. Each team member has a set ...

Diwali 2024 Rangoli Design Ideas: With Diwali just around the corner, people are beginning to decorate their homes with lights, flowers, lamps, and, of course, rangoli. This year, the joyous ...

Learn the traditional art of Pookalam rangoli with this video series. It teaches outlining and filling the rangoli with flowers and focuses on layers with intricate floral patterns. Celebrate ...

Try this rangoli design. Start your party by serving bite-sized appetisers, like samosas, pakoras, chaat and laddoos Shutterstock Diwali is all about food ... the good guessers aren’t all on the same ...

Diwali, the festival of lights ... Elaborate decorations called rangoli are often drawn on the floor of homes in India to welcome gods and goddesses and to ward off evil spirits.