#RangoliArt

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Diwali is the Festival of Lights, transforms India into a vibrant, glowing spectacle, drawing tourists worldwide. Cities and villages alike come alive with illuminated streets, colorful rangolis, fireworks, and cultural performances. Temples, markets, and homes shimmer, offering a unique glimpse into India’s traditions, spiritual significance, and festive hospitality.

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The Belief Behind Making Rangoli on Diwali

A beautiful and intricate form of art Rangoli holds a significant place in the Diwali festival symbolising the rich cultural and spiritual traditions of India. The belief behind making Rangoli during Diwali is deeply rooted in Hindu mythology which symbolizes positivity, prosperity and the victory of good over evil. In old age traditionally Rangoli designs are created at the entrance of homes to welcome Goddess Lakshmi known as the Goddess of wealth into the household. According to belief, the vibrant colours and intricate patterns of Rangoli please the gods and goddesses and ensure that the household is blessed with prosperity and happiness in the coming year. The origin of Rangoli can be traced back to ancient times when it was believed that drawing sacred patterns would ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune. In the context of Diwali Rangoli plays a crucial role in maintaining the sanctity and purity of the home which creates a welcoming atmosphere not only for Goddess Lakshmi but also for guests. It is believed that the goddess of wealth visits homes that are clean, bright and beautifully adorned and Rangoli is an essential part of this preparation. Join our class At Zenith of Art to learn how to make Rangoli

Typically rangoli is made using natural materials such as rice powder, flower petals and coloured sand. The use of these organic substances is believed to have a purifying effect which attracts positive energy while repelling negative forces. Learn about Each colour which is used in Rangoli and its symbolic meaning. The intricate designs often include motifs of nature such as flowers, peacocks and geometric patterns which are believed to bring harmony and balance into the household. The spiritual significance of Rangoli is not limited to attracting divine blessings. It is also a form of devotion where the Rangoli artist expresses gratitude and seeks divine grace for the upcoming year. The process of creating Rangoli requires patience, concentration and creativity which is why it is often seen as a meditative act. As the Artist carefully draws the patterns they believed to enter a state of mindfulness, cleansing their mind of negative thoughts and filling it with positivity and peace. Enlighten your inner artist and Join our Rangoli Class at Zenith of Art Jaipur in modern times Rangoli used to be an integral part of Diwali celebrations with people embracing both traditional and contemporary designs. While over time materials used and the patterns may have evolved the underlying belief remains unchanged. Conclusion The belief behind making Rangoli during Diwali transcends mere decoration. It is a spiritual practice deeply intertwined with Indian cultural traditions. Through the vibrant colours and sacred patterns, Rangoli serves as a medium to invoke divine blessings, foster positivity, and celebrate the joy of Diwali which reminds us of the eternal triumph of light over darkness.

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🎇 Let the spirit of Diwali fill your heart with gratitude and the beauty of traditions bring you closer to your roots. Happy Diwali! 🪔 . .

[akkenna-technologies]

Wishing you a Diwali full of joy, prosperity, and good health.

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[ssacademy]

Easy Friday special rangoli designs🌷 5*3 dots Festival chukkala muggulu🌷...

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Beautiful Rangoli inspired by Madhubani Art

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May Lord Shiva shower his benign blessings on you and your family. Happy Shivratri

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@bhavani_bridalblouse_designer #kollam #margali #rangoli #rangolidesigns #rangolicompetition #rangoliart #rangolidesign #rangoliartist #rangolikolam #rangolidesigns #rangoliart #rangolidesign #rangolikolam #rangolikolam #rangolilove #rangoliartist #rangoli😍 #rangolis #drawing #drawingsketch #drawingoftheday #drawingart #drawingart (at Bhavani Aari-Creatives) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnIlsV_hvzZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Easy Friday rangoli design🌷 3*3 dots🌷 traditional festival chukkala mugg...