7 Creative Rangoli Designs I came across this Diwali. #HappyDiwali

Wish you all a very happy Diwali (Belated). As a ritual every year I share here the rangoli I make (from the time I have started making decent rangolis). This year I would like to showcase a few designs by people around me that added more beauty to the Diwali decoration (along with mine). If you too like them, post your views in the comment section. Here I go:

This was the first rangoli I saw, made by a friend Manisha along with her friends. She has become an expert with creative sketches of Lord Ganesha and she chose the same for her rangoli. Isn't is creative and beautiful?

 Made by: Manisha Raj and her friends, Software Engineer, Delhi.

I loved the use of mirrors in this Rangoli. With a big diya in the center, Pratima has artistically designed the surrounding space. Innovative!!! What do you say?

Made by: Pratima Tulsian, Owner at Parchment Corner,
Mumbai

I was looking at this charming & modern design again and again. Maitri has created an appealing design by wiping off colors at regular intervals. The color combination is striking too. Isn't it?

Made By: Maitri Chaturvedi, Physiotherapist, Wardha.

Who can miss looking at this attractive & vibrant corner of the house! Soviaa's rangoli looks amazing with lighted diyas around!

Made by: Soviaa D Mehta, 3D visualizer, Delhi

Arti shared her neihbours work that she made around the planted pots. Lord Ganesha's another depiction. I liked it.

Aarti Gandotra, Prof. at Ansal University, Delhi, shared her neighbour's artistic work.

Akshat shared the rangoli that bagged first prize in his office. You just can't stop looking at this mesmerising work. 

Shared by: Akshat Sharma, Software Engineer, HCL, Delhi.

 Manisha shared her friend's work. Next year, I would love to decorate a corner of my house with such beauty... Simple and elegant!

Made by: Amit Kumar and his wife Manisha, Doctors by Profession.

And this one is made by me this year.

Goddess Lakshmi holding Lord Ganesha.

I hope like me, you also enjoyed these artistic designs above.
Wish you all again a very Happy Diwali...

Happy Deepawali

Wishing everyone a very Happy Deepawali.
This year instead of one, we had three Rangolis to flaunt. While I was busy in making one, my sister- in her Picasso Fits- created two wonderful Designs. So between three rangoli designs there was scarcity of space to walk but who wants to walk much in an Art Gallery! We all want to savor the artists' works in artists' paradise. Here are the photographs- the way I search for ideas each Deepawali, these may inspire you for the next one.

Happy Diwali

This is what I made this year!

 My Sister's Work

A modern and very creative Rangoli- I wish we had kids at home to really enjoy this one!

 

 

The Tribal Art

For last years' Rangoli click here.

Shubh Deepawali

Wishing a very HAPPY DEEPAWALI (belated) to everyone. :)

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This year's Rangoli this Deepawali (made by me)

Happy Deepawali

Wishing everyone a happy Belated Deepawali.

I am a freak when it comes to celebrations. And being an Indian the feasts and festivals never end. So from cleaning home, to decorating entrance and small corners with marigold garlands, diyas, loads of lighting and making Rangoli was all a wonderful part of deepawali celebrations. Also meeting relatives, friends, gifts and some more laughs made everything merrier. This time, I was extra-Happy with the rangoli that I made with the help of my Sister and Brother (Blowing my own Trumpet). But in reality it was far better than the previous ones! I am sharing below its picture.

P.S. Thanx Shine for reminding about deepawali update here.

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