India is known for its rich culture and diversity. There are various festivals celebrated in the country throughout the year. One special festival celebrated in India is the Krishna Janmashtami. As per the Hindu mythology, Lord Vishnu was reincarnated as Lord Krishna and the day and is counted according to the Hindu Lunar month. Lord Krishna was born on the 8th day and we celebrate his birthday every year on the same day.
People fast, chant mantras, do puja, make prasad, decorate mandirs and make rangoli. India is also known for making rangoli during festivals as an auspicious part of most Indian celebrations.
Here are some easy rangoli designs you can make at home.
Lord Krishna rangoliIt's the birthday of Lord Krishna, so why not show some of your talent and make Krishna rangoli.
You can use some bright colours to make this rangoli design. Make sure not to miss the details like Krishna's bansuri, jewellery and mor panki.
Krishna's flute rangoliKrishna loves his flute. If you are not someone not great at arts, try making this rangoli. You can make a peacock feather along with the flute.
To make it even easier, make an outline of the rangoli and then start with the inner design.
Krishna with Dahi handiJust like flute, makkan is also Krishna's favourite. If you have less time, you can just make the handi and flute using bright colours.
Floral rangoliMaking rangoli using dry colours is not that easy. If you are a beginner, you can try making rangoli with flowers or floral petals. Use white, orange and red floral petals to make a nice and colourful rangoli.
Happy Janmashtami rangoliYou can even use a stencil to make this rangoli. Use the colours of your choice. This rangoli can be accompanied by bansuri, flowers and makkan handi to make it look more attractive.