Diwali - Day of lights crackers & sweets !

Today is the day when most of the household were pretty occupied with the festival celebration. People from all walk of life enthusiastically take part in the celebration as per the will. The gents were busy with gifting, while ladies were occupied with home decor and the kids in burning crackers and eating sweets. Every member enjoy life in their own way. One of the amazing piece of work that is most popular is Rangoli making.

Making rangoli for Diwali is a lengthy process because of the intricate details involved, the use of delicate materials, and the careful, freehand application required. It is an act of devotion and a traditional art form passed down through generations, and the time and effort invested reflect its deep cultural significance. While the use of powder color is very common, these days flowers getting significant. Design were made with petals and diyas were placed to make it illuminating.

The art is created by hand, with the artist using their fingers to pinch and release colored powders in a controlled stream. This freehand technique is a slow and deliberate process. The powdered materials and natural elements are fragile and can be easily disturbed. This requires careful and patient work, especially for larger designs. This act were pretty much secured by the kids, wheteas, the home devoration and cleaning were partbl of the adult ladies.

Bursting crackers is another noticeable job on Diwali which were taken care by the kids. The different sounds and noise adds up a different vibes to the occasion. Diwali is special in many aspect and these are just a part of multiple activities that make the festival so enjoyable.

In good faith - Peace!!