Diwali 2021: DIY gift ideas to deck up the homes

Diwali is also the time when the houses are decked up to look the prettiest, in lights and colours. This year, why not ditch external decorative items and do something on your own?

Updated on: Nov 02, 2021 11:00 AM IST

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The festival of lights is almost here. Diwali, the ancient Hindu festival is celebrated for inviting wealth and prosperity into the homes. This year Diwali will be celebrated on November 4. This festival, throughout the country, is celebrated with a whole lot of grandeur and pomp. This is also the time of the year when the family comes together to celebrate each other’s company and love. (https://in.pinterest.com/)

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Diwali is also the time when the houses are decked up to look the prettiest, in lights and colours. This year, why not ditch external decorative items and do something on your own? We suggest, start with hand painted diyas to make the home look lot brighter. (https://in.pinterest.com/)

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Wall hangings make your walls look much prettier. For this Diwali, you can opt for clay wall hanging made in the shape of diyas. Surround it with fairy lights and watch your wall become the photo zone of the party. (https://in.pinterest.com/)

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Candles and diyas lit up the homes during Diwali. Why not decorate them to look brighter? This year, surround the candles in silver or golden zari and other decorative items and watch them change the tone of your living room. (https://in.pinterest.com/)

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In case you are planning to give a DIY present to your loved one, we suggest, instead of going for a generic gift wrap, opt for hand painted paper bag. The bag is organic, eco-friendly and also adds to the Diwali vibes. (https://in.pinterest.com/)

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To make akash kandil, multiple stripes of paper need to be cut and then they need to be made holes in, for the light inside to play around. Make a DIY akash kandil this year and watch your home decorations stand out. (https://in.pinterest.com/)