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Diwali is the perfect day to elevate your personal space and surroundings with the vibrant and intricate art of rangoli.
Here are some latest, beautiful, and colourful rangoli designs that you can take inspiration from.
The word rangoli originates from the Sanskrit word 'rangavalli,' which is a combination of two words: 'rang,' meaning colour, and 'aavalli,' translating into a row or series. (Source: YouTube Snapshot)
Rangoli designs are typically inspired by nature, mythology, and cultural motifs. (Source: Pinterest)
Colours in rangoli are not just decorative; they carry deep symbolic meaning tied to deities, elements of nature, and mythological concepts. (Source: Youtube Snapshot)
"Diwali, the festival of lights, is intrinsically linked to rangoli. Both are symbolic representations of the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance," Sushil Pandit, Mahanth and High Priest of the Sundar Sadan Temple in Ayodhya, told IndianExpress.com. (Source: Freepik)
Many rangoli designs are circular or radial, resembling chakras, which are believed to be centers of spiritual energy in the body. (Source: Canva)
Drawing rangoli patterns is believed to invite positive energy into the home, making it an essential part of the Diwali festivities. (Source: Canva)
