Sketch the outline in chalk first, then fill it in with color.
Rangoli is a cheerful Diwali tradition, a colorful pattern made at the doorway or in the courtyard to welcome guests. You can create one with colored powder, rice flour, flower petals, chalk or even dried lentils. These ideas range from simple shapes for beginners to more detailed designs for those who love a challenge. Start small, use a pencil or chalk to sketch first and invite the whole family to help. There are no strict rules about perfection. What matters is the joy of making something beautiful together and sharing it with everyone who visits.
GOOD TO KNOW
New result every time
Every tap picks a fresh result at random, so no two rounds are quite the same. Play as often as you like, save the ones you love and share them with friends.
A peacock with teal, blue and green feathers fanning out from a tiny dot.
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A lotus flower with pink and white petals and a small diya in the center.
A peacock with teal, blue and green feathers fanning out from a tiny dot.
A dot grid joined with curved lines to make a repeating pattern.
A circular mandala with rings of petals in orange, yellow and red.
A border of tiny diyas in a row along the edge of the doorway.
A simple star with each point filled in a different color.
A flower petal rangoli made from marigold and rose petals.
A paisley pattern in blue, purple and gold.
A rainbow spiral that starts in the center and grows outward.
A heart-shaped design with a ring of small dots around it.
A rangoli of leaves and flowers using only natural materials.
A pattern of overlapping circles in bright, happy colors.
A welcome sign with 'Happy Diwali' surrounded by flowers.
A geometric design with squares, triangles and diamonds.
A lantern shape in warm yellows and oranges with sparkling edges.
A butterfly with symmetrical wings in pink, purple and blue.
A peaceful garden scene with flowers, leaves and a small bird.
A LITTLE CLARITY
Before you play
Is my result real?+
It is all just for fun! Results are picked at random, so you can play again and get something new. Share the ones you love and laugh off the rest.
Is what I type saved anywhere?+
No. Your nickname and answers stay on your own device and are never stored by Funmello. Sharing only happens when you tap Share or Save image.
Is this free, and can I play again?+
Yes. There is no account or payment, and no ad stands between you and your result. Funmello is kept free by ads elsewhere on the page. Draw again as often as you like or try a different game.
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