Diwali 2023: Easy dot rangoli designs you can recreate at home

New Delhi: Diwali is the third most widely celebrated festival globally, marked with immense joy, especially by Hindus due to its profound cultural significance. Diwali comes with preparations and decorations of its own. Rangoli is one such decoration you can commonly find in every home celebrating Diwali. It is an art form that involves coloured sand, ice powder, brick powder, chalk powder, and flower petals. This aesthetic design is not just for the looks of it, it is culturally relevant as well, a rangoli is believed to bring good fortune and blessings into one’s life. Sacred places are known to have rangoli designs during special occasions or festivals. Some women make a new rangoli every morning, to keep the tradition and good blessings going.

Rangoli making is an age-old tradition that is adored by all, especially kids that are intrigued by this colourful activity they have seen their elder siblings or parents indulge in. Kids or adults, anyone can find rangoli difficult, to create a new design from scratch is not an easy job and definitely requires hacks and tricks to be done effortlessly. A dot design is an easy way to create beautiful-looking rangoli patterns, here we will showcase videos that will help you create stunning rangoli designs at home with ease.

1. Dot rangoli designs for Diwali

This video features rangoli design tutorial in a 10 to 10 pattern in a flower shape is a great tutorial for anyone who wants to try their hands at dot rangoli.

2.  Dot rangoli simple designs

A 7 x 7 pattern, this is a satisfying and stunning design that is simple and easy to recreate at home, you can also ask your kids to get together and try to recreate each corner of this design for a fun activity.

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3.  Easy Dot rangoli design

This video will show you just how easy it is to create a diya rangoli design with dots in the 5 x 1 pattern, this design is perfect for a beginner who is looking to decorate their home for Diwali.

Happy Diwali, we hope these rangolis bring vibrant energy and blessings into your life.