Sanskar Bharti Rangoli | Class - 6 | झटपट रांगोळी | Manisha's Way

Some traditional rangoli are drawn using rice flour. A three-dimensional variation uses grains, seeds, pulses, vermillion, turmeric powder, flower petals and other natural substances to get the desired colours. The design is traditionally drawn freehand on the ground. It can also be created with the aid of a stencil, with colours being filled into the parts that have been cut out. A rangoli pattern is made of unbroken lines. This is thought to prevent evil spirits from penetrating through the gaps. The designs range from geometric shapes of peacock motifs to floral designs to faces of Hindu gods. Popular ones include circular designs, which signify the endlessness of time, and the lotus flower design with Goddess Lakshmi in the middle, which represents prosperity and fertility in Hinduism. Some people also place diyas (oil lamps) inside the rangoli and light them for a puja (prayer).The patterns are passed down from one generation to the next, with women taught to make these designs outside the home or near the altar area. #easyrangoli #ganpatibappamorya #learn #maharashtra #rangoli #reels #trending #easyganpatirangoli #ganpatispecial #jaibhavanijaishivaji #trendingshorts #grow #equality #enjoy #entertainment #knowledge #selfcare #selfimprovement #selfdevelopment #selfmotivation #selfconfidence