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Rangoli & Light

Bring colour to the floor with a small rangoli and a clear, softly lit path.

Design inspiration. Products and final installation may differ from this image.

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Start with these essentials. Measure your space before choosing sizes or quantities.

  • Rangoli colours or flower petals
  • A reusable stencil (optional)
  • Battery diyas

Set it up, step by step

  1. Clear and clean the entrance
  2. Hang a toran and make a small rangoli
  3. Check lighting and keep the doorway clear
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A little change can be enough

Use a reusable rangoli stencil or a small flower design with petals already available.

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The inspiration image may include items not sold here. Oil diyas are not substitutes for battery lights in enclosed or fabric-lined displays.

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Make it myself

A project to complement this look

60 min active · Easy

Materials

  • 30–40 marigold flower heads for a small doorway, adjust after measuring
  • 6–8 clean mango leaves (optional, if customary)
  • Strong cotton thread or cord, doorway width plus tying allowance
  • Needle and scissors, handled by an adult
  • 2 secure hooks or existing mounting points suitable for the surface
  • Tape measure and a shallow sorting tray

Method

  1. Measure the space between mounting points. Add enough cord for knots and a gentle drape, checking that the door and handles remain usable.
  2. Sort flowers and optional leaves, removing damaged pieces. Keep the needle and scissors in an adult-controlled part of the work area.
  3. Thread flower heads one at a time using an adult-handled needle. Avoid tightening so hard that the stems tear or the cord becomes stretched.
  4. Add leaves in a repeated pattern if your family uses them. Secure the ends with knots and check that the full garland holds together before lifting.
  5. Mount on secure suitable hooks without attaching to exposed electricals, cables or fragile trims. Test the door swing and keep the toran outside reach of passing heads.
  6. Check regularly for loose or wilted pieces. Remove the garland when needed and dispose of the fresh material through an appropriate local waste route.
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₹3,000–₹5,000 indicative budget per space

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