Designing and creativity know no bounds, but still one needs to have a clear idea and imagination to make his or her creativity eye-catching and alluring. Each Indian household loves to have a Rangoli design in front of their house and nowadays, people from across the world are designing various attractive Rangolis in front of their house so that the entire ambience assists in reflecting joy through the colours used in the Rangoli.

Beautiful Rangoli Designs for Competition That Looks Creative:

1. The Welcome Design:

This design is taken into use by almost all households throughout the year, irrespective of whether there is a festival or not. The ‘Welcome’ written reflects the warmth with which the hosts are welcoming their guests. A placid floral design decorated with bright colours accelerates the beauty of the Rangoli. The word ‘Welcome’ may be written by using various colours and the letters are then outlined with white.

2. The Ganesh Design:

Lord Ganesh is said to be the Lord of the ‘beginnings’ and in numerous households love to have the Lord drawn in the Rangoli so that it marks the beginning of happiness. Ganesh can be drawn by using a paper that is cut into the design of Ganesh. Thereafter Rangoli powder is sprinkled over the paper and the design is made. Various designing can also be done around the Ganesh so as to make the Rangoli look more captivating.

3. The Kathakali Dancer Headgear Design:

The Kathakali Dancer Headgear design is unique yet simple. It is designed by using rangoli powder and flowers. Green is the base colour and the design is based on the headgear’s that are used by the Kathakali dancers. The design is absolutely stunning, even if it is done with freehand.

4. The Flute Rangoli Design:

This Rangoli design mirrors simplicity, yet sophistication. It has outstanding flower petals on the outer part, which are primarily done up with rangoli powder and the flute inside is done with yellow Rangoli powder. This combination adds contrast and enables the Rangoli to look deep and beautiful. Various Indian households use different genres of this flute design during the day of Janmashtami.