The petals in this Rangoli design are based on the Indian flag theme. A peacock has been perfectly drawn at the centre implying the national bird of the country. Such Rangoli designs are very much prevalent during patriotic occasions, such as Independence Day, Republic day etc. The entire Rangoli has deep colours as its base and a combination of flowers, seeds and Rangoli powder has been used.

• The circumference shows no ending loop that denotes the presence of God is everywhere.
• Special occasion for this rangoli is Republic day and Independence day.
• The flowers denote purity and can be used as fertilizers.

7. Outer Circular Borders Flower Pattern:

This Rangoli design has several petals and no outer circular borders. It has a long Diya that stands in the middle, and the entire set-up and this set-up adds a sparkling design to the design. Small Diyas have been placed all over in such a way that the flowers seem to be throwing out fire sparkles around them. Such Rangoli designs are generally used during the festival of lights, Diwali.

• This flower rangoli in floral shape is suitable for the Diwali festival in temples.
• Every design is made of flower petals that can be re-used as fertilizers.
• Flowers itself shows the beauty of nature and purity.

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8. Symmetrical Square Shape Flower Rangoli:

The petals in this design have pointed edges, and the centre has a symmetrical square shape. Small round designs have been done in between the petals to give a heavy look to the Rangoli and fill up the void spaces that lie in between the petals. The petals have been decorated using varieties of Rangoli powder or flowers.

• This design is a masterpiece for pooja functions only.
• The swastika sign denotes the presence of God in the house.
• Its design meaning is welcoming god in the house for luck and happiness.

9. ‘Holi’ Flower Rangoli Pattern: