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| I didn't believe I could draw the Ganapati Bhagwan's sketch in a rangoli design. But when I finished with the design, it was so elegant that everybody felt it was a painting drawn on the floor and not a Rangoli. In fact, some were coming and worshiping the deity in the Rangoli. It took me an hour and half to complete the design and colors filled to it. |
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| It was looking very vibrant and colorful at night time. The colors in flowers and the blue color in the pot made the design look like a painting. |
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| A light colored elegant design which has got its own glow with ‘Diyas’ (panti or small lamps lit in Diwali). It is a freehand design, and it took me an hour and half to complete the whole design with finishing and a basic decoration with ‘Diyas’. |
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| This is a dark themed design which looks very nice at night time. Perfect for Laxmipujan in Deepavali. It took us an hour or so to finish the design along with the small floral and ‘Diyas’ decoration. Notice a prominent ‘Diya’ (panti) in the center of the flower glorifying the design as a whole. |
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| This is a very beautiful rangoli by me and my sis. It took 45 mins (or may be near about an hour) to complete the Design. Was looking awesome on the occasion of Diwali. |
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A simple square Rangoli, which can look like a printed potrait. If you are in hurry but you are very desperate to have a Rangoli in the entrance, this is the simplest of the ones. |
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| A simple rangoli which could be drawn in minutes and still gives elegant look. You can even decorate it with diyas. |
