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Tuesday, 23 September 2014

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Diwali Rangoli Designs Biography 


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Rangoli Ingredients
Though a variety of ingredients areA used to create a Rangoli however the synthetic dyes are widely used in the recent times to deliver a bright hue. Moreover since Rangoli are mainly floor art, powdered colors are used on cleaned floors to form the decorations. The powder is created by grinding rice flour. In fact finely ground white stone powder is also widely used these days, as it is way easier to apply and thus makes the rangolis brighter and well finished. And in order to give the best look, one can also consider mixing rice flour along with the white stone powder so as to make the preparation even better. The powder is then taken in a pinch and is applied with the help of the thumb and the forefinger.

Moreover in order to give a three-dimensional look to your rangoli, consider shading it by adding cereals, pulses either in their natural coloring or tinted with natural dyes. And if you prefer staying back with the two-dimensional designs then do enhance your designs by adding colored powder of rice, brick, chilly, turmeric, etc. However in the south Indian states like Kerala, flowers like marigolds and chrysanthemums and leaves are also used to create Rangoli.
Rangoli on lamp burning.

Rangoli India's ancient cultural traditions and folk art. [1] Rangoli in different regions of the name and style may vary but it lies behind the substantial similarity in spirit and culture. This feature gives it its diversity and its various dimensions also represents. Generally it festivals, fasts, prayers, celebration of marriage etc. Good opportunities drought and natural colors are created. It can be simple geometric shapes or shapes of gods and goddesses. Their purpose is decoration and Sumngl. Women often make them home. To be made on various occasions, concerning the opportunity to adapt to these different traditional art - are different. It brought the traditional colors used for dry or wet granulated rice, vermilion, Roli, turmeric, dry flour and other natural colors are used but still in Rangoli also has begun to use chemical dyes. Rangoli Dehri the door, and the celebration of the center of the courtyard space between or around the course is created. Never - never it flowers, wood or any other object filings are made from grain or rice, etc..
History of Rangoli

Indian Rangoli Endesshatie the original shapes of these paintings can be seen.
Rangoli is a name Alpana. Mohan Jodro and Harappa were Ommandi Alpana also meet the mark. Alpana Vatsyayan work - described in the formula is one of Chausst arts. This very ancient folk art. It is generally known of its origins on the 'Alpana' in Sanskrit - 'Oalanpeen the word is derived from, Oalanpeen means - to paste. In ancient times people believed that these artistic images of cities and villages, money - are able to keep full of substrate and its magical effect on the property reserve. This approach Alpana art was practiced religious and social occasions. Many vow or prayer in which the Alpana is given to pre-Aryan era. Swami Anand Kumar, who are called scholars of Indian art, is not the direct connection of Bengal modern folk art is the art of 5000 years ago, the Mohan Jodro. Waratchari movement generator and Bangla folk art and culture by scholars Gurushay Dutt lotus flower between the Bengali women make their Alpanooan, Mohan Jodro it is the time pattern of lotus flowers. Some other scholars are of the opinion that Alpana Austric people in our culture, I like shaved species, which in this country many years before the arrival of the Aryans were living. According to the ancient and traditional folk arts of Bangladesh's agricultural era standing. At that time some people believe that gods and had some magical effects, which would have been a rich harvest of the practice and had run away Preetatmacँ. [2] Alpana inspiration from the same traditional Aleknoan Acharya Awneendranath Tagore in Santiniketan art Used with other painting subjects - with the art made a compulsory subject. The Art of Santiniketan today are known as Alpana. The blonde goddess in the art will enjoy memorable name which is considered the mother of Alpana Santiniketan.

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Diwali Rangoli Designs Rangoli Designs Ranaut Kolam Designs with Dots Images with Dots Patters Designs with Flowers Photos

Diwali Rangoli Designs Rangoli Designs Ranaut Kolam Designs with Dots Images with Dots Patters Designs with Flowers Photos

Diwali Rangoli Designs Biography 


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The word “Rangoli” which is a Sanskrit word is a creative expression of art that is drawn with the use of colors. Thus it can well be said that the word rangoli is derived from the words ‘rang’ which means color and ‘aavalli’ which means row. Thus combining both the words, the word “rangoli” means row of colors.

Thus to be precise, Rangoli is the art of drawing images and motifs on the floor and walls of one's home using different color powders which is designed with a beautiful combination of various colors. Though a rangoli is generally a kind of floor painting that is used as a sign of welcome, however the main purpose of making rangolis in diwali is to welcome Goddess Laxmi, the Goddess of wealth, to individual homes and thus to cast away all kinds of evils from the periphery of the household .

Though the idea of creating these designs was mainly originated from the state of Maharashtra, however the art is duly practised everywhere and in every part of the country. Thus this kind of art assumes different regional names for it is known as “Rangoli" itself in the state of Maharashtra, Alpana in Bengal, and Kolam in South India. Thus it is one of the most popular arts among Indian women which find its roots in the old age custom of India, and practiced all over the country.

Thus the practise of drawing Rangoli designs is passed down through generations, with some of them being hundreds of years old. Though the designs vary in different sections of India, however the basic approach is common. The designs are geometric and proportioned. It has been a tradition in culturally rich India to draw Rangoli on the festivals and other auspicious occasions as it is considered a holy ritual. There is a unique relationship between the festival of diwali and rangoli. Diwali is a major festival of India and drawing rangoli on diwali is a part of diwali celebrations.

Rangoli Decoration Themes

Rangoli are not only some blank designs but have same meanings it in for they are generally based on themes  like that of celestial symbols (such as the rising sun, moon, stars, zodiac signs), holy symbols (like Om, mangal kalash, swastika, chakra, a lighted Deepak, trident, "shree", lotus). However the commonly used Goddess Lakshmi in the lotus symbolizes the figure of renewed life. some of the other popular themes that are widely used are that of natural images like flowers, creepers, trees, fish, birds, elephants, dancing figures, human figures and geometrical figures such as circles, semi-circles, triangles, squares and rectangles.

Thus drawing of Diwali rangoli at the entrance door of individual homes is the common sight during Diwali decoration. The drawing of the footsteps of Goddess Lakshmi at the main entrance of the home or near the place of worship can be considered auspicious for this design indicates the entrance of prosperity in the home. This is thus special Diwali rangoli for the entrance.

However it is not mandatory for one to stick to these age old designs for the theme and design of a Diwali Rangoli is quite dependent upon the creativity and imagination of an individual. The Rangoli can thus be improvised into diverse visual art forms. It is a delight to see the colorful designs unfold in the lights and fireworks of Diwali. It is thus a treat to the ears and eyes of an individual.

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