Eco Friendly Rangoli Ideas For Diwali

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By Ada Kohli
Published Oct 22, 2022

Hindustan Times

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Most people usually use chemical based colours to make Rangoli during the festival season

Here are some eco-friendly products you can use to decorate your home this Diwali

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Natural Colours

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Use natural colours and dyes like turmeric powder, crushed leaves, rice paste, etc and avoid chemical based colours

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Flower Rangoli

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Decorate your house with fresh flowers like marigolds, rose petals and jasmine. It will also add a natural fragrance to your home

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Coloured Rice

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Soak some rice overnight in natural colours by using turmeric water or beetroot juice and make beautiful and eco-friendly rangoli designs with them

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Coloured Stones

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To add a touch of creativity to your decorations, make rangoli from colourful stones and pebbles. They are easy to find and can be reused later

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