This blue Rangoli design is a unique typical Ugadi/Gudi padwa festival design. This is made on the doorsteps or courtyards to welcome the New Year of the people living in the Deccan region of India. This Rangoli design uses shades of a particular colour, making it look soothing and appealing to the eyes. No geru has been used. Instead, the design has been done on a normal floor. This is a finely carved Rangoli design that takes time to make but is truly eye-catching!

• This is a design very similar to a mandala but inspired by floral patterns.
• Only two colours have been used to create this design, blue and white. The light blue colour has been created by mixing the two colours.

26. Semi-Circle Easy Rangoli Designs:

A semicircle rangoli design is just as perfect as a circular one. This is a very simple design with fewer curves and heavy patterns. This design indeed looks simple but is very elegant and worth appreciating! This rangoli design is a perfect choice for drawing this design on your doorstep or in front of an office or shop.

• Make use of a sieve to spread colours on bigger motifs evenly.
• You can make a paper stencil to create the flowers and leaves to achieve uniformity.

27. Simple Rangoli Designs for Festival Occasion:

This unique design is a perfect choice for festivals like Holi or Diwali. The petals Rangoli design goes well with colourful festivals and bright lights in this beautiful simple Rangoli picture. Also, the Diya’s placed on the sides of the design make a perfect combination for Diwali. It even gives a bright look to the whole design and makes it stand out from others. The combination of pink and yellow colours points out the contrast chosen exclusively for this design. You can also choose a green and blue combination. This design is easy to make and takes hardly an hour or two.