This Diwali, if you want to add beauty along with the environment, then you can make Holi colored with flowers. This rangoli made of lavender, rose and jasmine flowers spreads both natural fragrance and peace in the house. You can welcome guests in a special way this Diwali by arranging flower petals in round shape or in traditional designs like peacock and lotus.

The relationship between Diwali and lamps is also considered very old. In such a situation, rangoli decorated with lamps will fill your house with light and positivity. You can make designs of Swastika, Om or Lotus and keep small lamps around it. When these lamps are on, their glow will give a different look to your house.

If you also want to make a very simple Rangoli, then you can make a geometrically designed Rangoli. Made up of triangles, squares and straight lines, the design looks simple but very stylish. You can give it a modern look by using contrasting colors like red, golden or blue, white.

You can also make peacock themed rangoli this Diwali. This rangoli design inspired by peacock feathers will give a royal look to your home on Diwali.

If you want to add a little glam to your rangoli, you can use glitter and colorful stones. After completing this design, sprinkle light glitter on it and apply small stones or beats. This design will make your rangoli shiny, which will look even more beautiful in the light of the lamp.

Nowadays the trend of 3D Rangoli is also going on. In this, the design is filled with shading and contrast colors, which makes it look 3D. Some people are making personalized rangoli by adding the initials of their name or the family symbol.

Apart from this, keeping the environment in mind, you can also make natural rangoli with rice, flour, turmeric and flower petals. This will neither cause pollution nor will we have to use things like plastic.