Best Rangoli Designs collection 100+ | Simple, Diwali, Peacock, & Flower

Having a few rangoli patterns saved in your bookmarks will come in handy when you need them for easy home decorations, such as during a wedding or festivals like Onam or Diwali. We’re putting some of the newest rangoli designs for Diwali in this blog, arranged according to how simple they are, produced with real flowers, etc. The scroll-through list can be found below:

 

Latest Rangoli Designs

#1 Using a variety of colours and geometric patterns in one enormous circle, this intricate and beautiful work of art is the first on our list of rangoli creations. Only draw until the red portion, which is immediately below the purple and green, and it will still look lovely if you wish to make it shorter.

#2 Another elaborate rangoli pattern is this one. It’s not easy, though, and could be challenging for newcomers. This rangoli is perfect for enhancing your home if you’re an expert.

#3 This rangoli pattern, which is dominated by blue and enhanced by other earthy tones that are vividly accented by orange, is a brilliant synthesis of colours and flawless art.

#4 The majority of peacock rangoli patterns are elaborate and challenging to duplicate, but this one is simple and lovely at the same time. To reproduce it, all that is needed is a straightforward outline and an original colour scheme.

#5 Flowers are frequently employed in daily components like rangoli, ornamentation, and offerings to deities in Indian culture because they represent a sign of peace, purity, and charity. Beautiful flower drawings have been layered together in this rangoli to create a work of imaginative art.

#6 The hues pink, white, and ink blue make for a gorgeous combination. The most recent rangoli design, as well as this large circular one, demonstrate this.

#7 Different rangoli patterns enchant us in different ways. Not only with their individual designs, but also with the extraordinary combination of colours, which merely elevates the design’s beauty to a new level. The following one demonstrates exactly what we’re referring to!

#8 a circular rangoli pattern with elaborate motifs that nicely merge the colours and mix them together as one. A design that requires patience and can only be duplicated by a creative person with rangoli creating experience.

#9 Another beautiful and original rangoli pattern to impress you! Although it appears to be harsh, it actually combines a number of the most typical aspects of classic painting. If you can master each one separately, your new home will have a stunning rangoli design that will wow everyone.

#10 In this rangoli design from 2022, there are a lot of things that capture the eye. The intricate pattern in the white area is impressive because of how precisely it was made. The last of the concentric circles is all about pink dominance with little undertones of blue, green, and yellow, while the centre resembles the yin-yang.

#11 White is one colour that blends well with every shade on the colour wheel, and in this striking rangoli design, it is paired with green, pink, orange, and red.

#12 Talk about a riot of colour, and this stunning rangoli pattern absolutely perfectly embodies the concept! White is paired with the hues of blue, green, and yellow in beautiful patterns for a dramatic result.

#13 One of the simple rangoli patterns is this one. This design makes heavy use of the fundamental and uncomplicated rangoli element of curved edges. It will be quite simple for you to reproduce this once you learn that.

#14 A skilled hand is required for the shading and neatness on this. The elevated placement of the rangoli powder creates an optical illusion that gives the pattern a 3-D appearance.

#15 Another rangoli design where the elevated arrangement of the rangoli creates a striking 3-D appearance is this one. Even though this is a modest rangoli design, it nevertheless manages to attract the eye and, for someone with some rangoli knowledge, it will also be simple to make.

#16 In Indian culture, the drawing of the feet on a rangoli frequently represents the entrance of a female deity into the home. That’s why around Diwali & Navratri, respectively, the impressions of Goddess Laxmi & Goddess Durga’s feet are frequently discovered. Here’s one with a beautiful rangoli design surrounding some foot impressions in the centre.

#17 We adore these vibrant rangoli patterns. They are the perfect embodiment of our culture and undoubtedly provide charm and brightness to the house.

#18Ganesh Ji is revered as the god who will remove all impediments from whatever new trip you start! Here’s how to incorporate this important deity into your rangoli design.

#19 The next rangoli design on our list is a beginner’s rangoli design that you can try out. The larger lines make it easier to ignore the subtle complexity and concentrate on the orderly design. This is the best option for newbies who have recently acquired some fundamental rangoli techniques and want to put them into practise.

#20 As we previously stated, Lord Ganesha is one of the main gods in Hinduism and is frequently worshipped before praying to any other god. Anywhere in the house, on any occasion, you can make this simple rangoli design, which has religious significance.

#21 While the lotus represents the flower on which Goddess Lakshmi is shown, the swan and sitar are symbols of Goddess Saraswati, and we adore how beautifully the two deities have been combined. Due of the big figures, this rangoli takes drawing talents more than just art for rangoli. There is no way you couldn’t reproduce these stunning rangoli creations if you had that.

#22 a rangoli pattern ideal for Holi festivities. Drawing rangoli during Holi is not usual, but if you’re a huge fan of this age-old Indian art, you can certainly do so.

#23 Here is an example of a rangoli made for Vat Poornima. It consists all the components needed for the pooja tastefully placed on a straightforward rangoli pattern for an attractive and alluring appearance.

#24 Leaves, just like flowers, are considered symbolic of beauty and purity in Indian culture. Include them in your rangoli designs for allure and symbolic importance mixed in one.

#25 What a beautiful rangoli design to include at the entrance of your home! “Swagatam” means welcome in Hindi, and is used with respect in Indian cultures. Besides the festivals, you can draw this rangoli at weddings as well.

#26 If you’re gifted with creativity, then use your skill to create an art form like this which involves swirls, florals, dots, and leaves all in one. It also includes a gorgeous and vivid mix of colors for a beaming effect.

#27 The white rangoli designs are popular because they make any bright color pop out, and as we have seen bright colors often form the backbone of an eye-catching rangoli design.

#28 Another one of the white rangoli designs sitting so beautifully on the ground and surely grabbing some eyeballs from the visitors. If you want to create a simple rangoli design, then eliminate the outer design after the close-by peaks.

 

Simple Rangoli Designs

#1 Starting the simple rangoli designs with this real flowers rangoli, which apart from petals also consist of yellow jasmine flowers & bougainvillea – unique blooms since rangolis majorly consist of roses and marigolds. That alone gives this design an unequaled charm and inspires to include more flower types in rangolis.

#2 If you’re scared of your rangoli design being ruined by someone, then draw them on the periphery instead. The chances will reduce considerably. This semi-circular design on the periphery with vivid colors is gorgeous and surely an inspiration for rangoli designs for beginners.

#3 It looks difficult but it’s a very easy rangoli design to recreate. You just need to learn some basic shading techniques for the rangoli art and you can DIY this quickly at home. It’s also a small rangoli design if you’re looking to draw a rangoli in a compact space and want to do it quickly as well.

#4 The red-white kolam design is popular in every culture, and before the colors came, rangoli was done in red & white only. This rangoli is popular on Navratri as well. If you’re looking for timeless rangoli designs, the next will surely be your favorite on the list.

#5 Talk about a colorful rangoli and its charming beauty! We love how the artist has used so many colors in this rangoli yet so strategically. She has placed the same color eye-to-eye in the circle for a subtle organization and used white to make the bright colors pop more.

#6 A flower-shaped small rangoli design is a favored choice among many because you can easily reduce or increase the size of this type of rangoli pattern. Here’s an idea to save.

#7 This is an easy rangoli design but does require steady hands to recreate, especially the little dots on the periphery of the outer flower petals. To keep it easier, you can skip on the outer white part that’s done alternatively between the petals.

#8 A small rangoli design that is easy and quick to create as well.

#9 You might think rangoli design drawings and figures are more difficult to create than the common geometric patterns. However, this endearing Lord Ganesha rangoli proves it wrong. Just use a thin rangoli dispenser to create the outline and fill it in. Don’t forget to add the rat on the side for an adorable touch to the design.

#10 This small rangoli design uses just three colors and basic design elements. It can be done within a few minutes and will still lend the allure of a beautiful rangoli design.

#11 Don’t get intimidated by the vast size of this rangoli design. It’s easier to do than you think! The bolder outline you see is done after the whole design is done and the shading is fairly straightforward considering you know the basic elements of the rangoli pattern well.

#12 With the dot patterns taking center stage, this rangoli design drawing is a manageable DIY and yet grabs the eyeballs. Also, loving the cheerful colors used in the pattern adding buoyancy and a favorable appearance to the entire design.

#13 A Lord Ganesha’s figure in rangoli can work for many festivals like Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi, etc. Since Ganesha is worshipped prior to all Gods because of his sharp intellect, his figure can symbolically welcome his entrance on an auspicious occasion. Here’s a fairly easy Ganesha rangoli design drawing that even a novice in rangoli design can easily draw.

#14 Yet another one of the rangoli designs for the Vat Savitri occasion which is easy and can be easily replicated at home. You can also take inspiration from this design for other festivals like Teej or Chauth.

#15 If the last design was way too simple for you, here’s a complex rendition of the rangoli designs which uses simple elements but merges them all to create a flawless and intricate design. When recreating, do make sure the leaf structures on the periphery are all roughly of the same sizes to maintain the allure of this rangoli design.

#16 Sometimes rangoli doesn’t have to be for a festival, it can also be created to make someone special, like on Father’s Day. This will surely make your father happy, and obviously, can be modified for other important people in your life as well.

#17 The thing we love most about this rangoli design is how spacious it looks! For beginners, this can be quite ideal considering they are looking for easy patterns and less intricacy. This one blends the best of them both and yet gives a rangoli design drawing that’s simple to make and appealing as well.

#18 Another one of the simple rangoli designs that involve a floral pattern from the start to the finish. The only tricky part here is the outline, once that’s done, you can easily do the filling. Also, you don’t have to use the same colors. Take some other color combination inspired by any other design on this list, and let your creativity ooze from your floral rangoli design.

#19 You will notice that in simple rangoli designs, it’s the drawing that is a little typical, and the filling is often kept straightforward. The next one also works on the same ideology and gives a unique rangoli sketch, which can be done as small or big in size as you’d like.

#20 Rangolis are often infused with religious significance especially the ones drawn on festivals. This divine design with feet imprints is ideal for Navratri when you want to invite Goddess Durga into your home with her blessings and love. It can also be done during Diwali for Goddess Lakshmi.

#21 Bringing together flowers, leaves, and circles in sunlight-inspired colors, this one of the rangoli designs 2022 is easy yet artistic and grabs the eyeballs in one look. Because of the spacious pattern, this also doesn’t take much time to recreate in your own home.

#22 When drawing a rangoli design, especially the ones inspired by a picture online, you might think you have to be as intricate to keep the appeal of the art intact. But that’s not always the case. Rangoli designs do retain their appeal even with a few asymmetries here & there. Like here you can see the pattern on the outer periphery is a little asymmetrical but it’s hardly noticeable considering the aesthetic beauty of the overall design. So, don’t worry too much about intricacy, just create the rangoli design drawing with heart & patience!

#23 Rich greenery and blooms denote a season of growth and blessings, extravagance, and abundance. Because of this, they frequently appear in various events as decorations, deity offerings, and rangoli patterns. Here’s one with a striking and distinctive pattern that makes use of large-sized leaves and flowers.

#24 As you can see, feet impressions are a typical component of rangoli designs and are frequently created during festivals to ask the Goddesses for favours, particularly Navratri and Diwali. This one can be drawn within your mandir or at the entrance. The colour red is particularly lucky since Goddess frequently wears Alta on their feet, leaving imprints as they move.

#25 It makes sense to incorporate Swastika and foot impressions into your rangoli patterns for festivals since they are both regarded as auspicious symbols in the Hindu religion.

#26 Everything is better when a lovely floral rangoli pattern is created to look like blooming flowers and lush vegetation. We adore their extensive use in rangoli patterns, especially little rangoli designs, because of how renowned their beauty is everywhere.

#27 This tiny work of rangoli art depicting a beaming Lord Ganesha is both endearing and endearing. Don’t forget to include the tiny rat, which enhances the allure further.

#28 Another rangoli artwork of flowers and foliage has captured our hearts.

Diwali Rangoli Design

#1 This rangoli design is very straightforward but so lovely because it was created using actual flowers and a clean outline. You might believe that creating artistic rangoli designs takes time and effort, but this example disproves that notion and can stand alone. It goes without saying that this small rangoli pattern can be created anyplace in the home due to its compactness and simplicity in changing its size.

#2 Lotus is seen as a representation of purity. It is also a sign of transcendence, strength, and tenacity because it flourishes in murky water. Lotus flowers are also sent home during the festival of Diwali because Goddess Lakshmi is seen sitting on one. Thus, the rangoli with the prints of the goddess Lakshmi’s foot denotes her entrance.

#3 Here is a lovely method to light diyas and beautify the corners of your house. Put some marigold malas in various hues and alternately place a diya and a leaf.

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#4 What better than a Diya to represent Diwali? This rangoli picture features a sizable diya that is embellished with simple artwork on the sides. If you only want a small rangoli pattern, you don’t have to draw the external yellow portion.

#5 This is one of the simpler rangoli designs because it primarily consists of an outline and fills, aside from the impression of the paisley on the sides. The rest of the job is rather simple once the outline is finished (which can take some time if you’re a newbie).

#6 All eyes are on this stunning 3-D rangoli artwork. The gorgeous blooms are made more prominent by being surrounded by such thick leaves, and the impressions of feet in the centre give the rangoli the necessary religious meaning for a Diwali design.

#7 On Diwali, prayers are made to Goddess Laxmi, but they are also frequently offered to Lord Ganesha. Understand why? Ganesha Ji is Laxmi Ji’s adoptive son who obtained him from Goddess Parvati. It’s also stated that Laxmi Ji, the goddess of prosperity, and Ganesha Ji, the deity of wisdom, are best prayed to together since without the former, the latter won’t last very long. Try to put a Ganesh idol in your rangoli as well now that you are aware of the significance and desire to incorporate a religious part of Diwali.

#8 The mix of ink blue and enhanced art enhance this lovely white rangoli design. Rangoli designs can be made more dramatic and eye-catching by using white.

#9 This Diwali rangoli design combines diyas and vibrant colours to beautify the outside of your house.

#10 This Diwali rangoli design’s explosion of colour and 3-D effect are breathtaking. Peacock feathers can also be incorporated due of their aesthetic value and symbolic meaning.

#11 A tiny rangoli pattern for Diwali, as you need them to adorn confined spaces in the home.

#12 This Diwali rangoli pattern, which commemorates the return of Ram, Sita, and Laxman, is both religiously significant and adorably charming.

#13 A beautiful rangoli for Diwali that welcomes Goddess Laxmi Ji into your home with diyas and vibrant hues.

#14 Ah! Such a beautiful rangoli design perfectly adds the divine element. Draw Lord “Ramname “‘s in pencil first, then cover it with dots to make it look as tidy as possible.

#15 Diwali is a festival of vibrant colours, and this rangoli design honours that fact with its pure shades of deep red and sunlight yellow.

#16 This rangoli has a royal appearance because to the semicircle design decorated with 3-D floral designs, and the finishing touches of yellow and white complete the look perfectly.

#17 What characterises this lovely art is a simple but stunning rangoli design. You can draw it to decorate the outside of your house or even to place in the centre of your living room’s coffee table.

#18 Not everyone has the common sense to leave from the side of a rangoli to prevent it from being destroyed. This one explains the fundamental morality to them clearly.

#19 A top-notch rangoli design for Diwali that combines 3-D, careful filling, a lovely colour combination, and top-notch complexity.

#20 Although criss-cross checks in rangoli are uncommon, they can look very stunning when done with perfect accuracy, as you can see.

#21 A tiny rangoli pattern, but one that calls for expert-level artistry to match the attraction of the image.

#22 a striking rangoli pattern enhanced by the usage of white. On this list, this Diwali rangoli design stands out as exceptional artwork.

#23 We became enamoured with this adorable Laxmi Ji rangoli painting. This Diwali rangoli design is ideal for anyone looking for simple yet meaningful art to decorate their home.

#24 In rangoli designs, vivid colours and white are frequently used. This is mostly because white draws attention to the vividness while imparting a sense of calmness to the artwork.

 

Flower Rangoli Designs:

#1 This is one of the original floral rangoli designs made with geometric shapes. Combining hues of orange, yellow, and pink produces an eye-catching impact and gives the entire work of art an irresistible charm. It’s straightforward, but it does require complexity, therefore it will take longer than the other floral rangoli patterns on this list.

#2 Due to the lovely diyas in the middle, this rangoli is perfect for Diwali. It can also be drawn on the home’s outside for a wedding. It has a charming concentric design that is shaped like a leaf. We also like how, for aesthetic effect, a bowl of flowers is positioned in the centre.

#3 Completely done without using any flowers, only using petals. Petal designs frequently employ fewer flowers than those that use blossoms as a whole. It is also made of only two different kinds of flowers and is arranged in orderly concentric circles. A quick and basic rangoli design that is easy to duplicate.

#4 The following flower rangoli pattern creates a wonderful work of art that will look stunning in the centre of the room or on the patio outside using only basic petals and full malas. Making sure that the extended spirals at the end are around the same size will make drawing it simple as well.

#5 Popular flower rangoli patterns on the home’s exterior borders instantly give it a decorative feel. As a result, they are quite well-liked during major holidays like Diwali or during weddings. Here is one that was decorated in a spooky manner with roses and marigolds.

#6 When you’re busy but just have a short amount of time to decorate your home, all you need is a simple and compact rangoli design. It can also be made with few resources because it is made only from petals.

#7 Roses and marigolds are “THE” combination for a genuine floral rangoli. Their pairing is both beautiful and aesthetically pleasing. We appreciate the way the bowl is kept to the side and the artwork is made around it to add decoration. a creative way to utilise the bowls you already have sitting around.

#8 a devoted rose lover? Or sick of the marigolds in the floral arrangements? Here is an example of a floral rangoli made entirely out of roses, with a modest addition of lily petals for a whimsical touch in the centre. The addition of petals to the outside further enhances the delicate attractiveness of the design.

#9 In Hindu culture, swastik is a drawing that is frequently used during wedding ceremonies and Diwali festivities as a symbol of good fortune and auspiciousness. Due of its devotion, rangoli designs frequently include it as well. This one uses blooming flowers to depict it elegantly.

#10 Adding flowers and bowls to the outside of your home is another creative decorating idea. This rangoli design is simple, but larger malas are needed to make the spirals swiftly and efficiently. This rangoli stands out from others thanks to the clever interplay of light and dark hues.

#11 To put it mildly, keeping an extended diya in the centre and concentric rings of blooming flowers and new petals on the outside is magnificent. To maintain the design’s pristineness, neatness and a steady hand are necessary.

#12 With a sign of luck and prosperity in the centre and blooms arranged neatly and snugly on the outside. This beautiful design is simple to replicate. We adore the addition of green to the typical marigold stacking since it adds a vibrant twist to the typically monotonous colour scheme of the genuine flower rangoli pattern.

 

Peacock Rangoli Designs

#1 The peacock rangoli designs have enthralled us and left us speechless. It is brilliant and blends a variety of colours, not simply the typical blue and green of a peacock.

#2 Lord Krishna is also associated with peacocks, which represent strength, confidence, divinity, and power. They are frequently included into many aspects of Indian culture because of this. From rangoli patterns using peacocks to wedding decorations.

#3 This peacock rangoli design, which incorporates the bird and its lovely hues, is both exceptional and unparalleled.

#4 This peacock rangoli design is a riot of colour and makes use of the lovely magenta pink shade to emphasise how vibrant the peacock’s natural colours are. The attractiveness of this art was further boosted by the subtly added yellow rangoli hue and the 3-D art on the side.

#5 This tiny rangoli design successfully captures the significance of the peacocks without drawing the actual bird by merely painting its feathers. The 3-D illusion, especially the one in the centre, demands skilled hands to construct, therefore this isn’t a design for beginners.

#6 Drawing this rangoli pattern is simple since even beginners can draw the crisp, open lines. Once the outline is finished, filling it in is also a simple process.

#7 Think of it as a regal creation. The peacock’s plumage is painted extensively and occupies a large amount of the design; the remaining area is decorated with typical rangoli components.

#8 This is likewise a straightforward peacock rangoli design, but instead of a uniform filling, the filling is done in dots to give it a special touch. You can completely omit the vibrant spiral lines if they seem too challenging, and the design will still be stunning.

Why is Rangoli Design drawn on the entrance of homes?

Everything that occurs in the world has a purpose. Every tradition and ritual has a rational scientific foundation. Even the tradition of creating rangolis to decorate the front of houses has a purpose. Some ideas claim that there is a connection between geometric patterns and vibrations. Sand on a metal plate vibrated at a specific frequency causes geometric patterns to appear in the sand. The discipline of cymatics is notable for this. Making a rangoli at a doorway is done for cymatical reasons. According to legend, painting a rangoli at the front door is thought to relax guests as they enter the home. The rangoli’s geometric designs become vibrations that are represented by brainwaves.