Rangoli Colours and Stencils

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Rangolis are intricate designs drawn in different areas of the house as a part of the festival decorations. They add an artistic element to the festivities and also highlight the traditions and creativity of an Indian household. A rangoli design represents liveliness, joy, and positivity and is mainly drawn to welcome Goddess Lakshmi, representing good luck and wealth.

Rangolis can be made with powder or flowers and even other craft materials. Nowadays, these are even available in ready-made designs that can be purchased and placed for decoration. To add to the festivities during Diwali, all the necessities to draw and present rangolis are largely purchased.

Snacks and Sweets
According to a common seller, “the sweets-namkeen sector made an overall sale of colombia phone number list INR 1.10 lakh crore and is now moving towards further improvement.” As per the Diwali traditions, an abundance of sweets and savoury snacks are prepared in every household and distributed to family and friends after offering these to the Gods. Today, people even buy different varieties of snacks and sweets for the celebration, and hence, they are purchased in large amounts and are among the most commonly purchased items during Diwali.