16. Easy Decorative Rangoli:

If you are a newbie to Rangolis, then this beginner level pattern can help you. Using a chalk piece, draw the body of a peacock. Just fill it with colored powder evenly in different blocks of the design. Now fill a ketchup bottle with white chalk powder and squeeze lightly to create those dots on the border. Press the center with your finger for flatness. You can elaborate on the designs further by adding multiple elements.

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17. Contemporary Diwali Rangoli:

Take a look at this design, which is a modern take on the conventional Rangoli. The choice of colors and textures give a surreal effect on the eyes of the beholder. The basic construction of the Rangoli remains the same. However, it is the external filling that adds beauty. Shaded color powders are added in thick layers, on which fingers are used to create wave patterns. You can even try a variety of tools like ice cream sticks, spoons, etc., to improvise the designs.

18. The Diwali Mor Rangoli:

Here is a little twist in the tale of your regular Peacock design! The innovative design uses the theme of “Mor”, in the form of colors and patterns. A big floral design is created, inside which details are filled to resemble the “eyes” of a peacock feather. A Diya design is drawn in the center and all the borders are highlighted with white. Lastly, an intricately done circle completes this figure.

19. Diwali Diya Rangoli ” Happy Diwali”:

Take a look at this simple, yet strikingly beautiful Rangoli pattern. The colorful effect instantly grabs the attention of onlookers. It stays true to the spirit of Diwali, with the use of a Diya as the main motif. A message “Happy Diwali” is drawn to add to the enthusiasm of the festival day. Placing beautiful earthen lamps add to the charm!