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Rangoli is an art of decorating a floor or ground using flower petals, Rangoli powder, rice, or flour. The word Rangoli comes from a Sanskrit word “Rangavali” that denotes a design, sculpture, pattern or painting. The root origin of Rangoli belongs to the Indian Subcontinent. In India, people draw Rangoli during occasions like Diwali, Gudi Padwa, Onam, Pongal, and other major Hindu festivals.

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you can decorate your home with Diwali Diyas. I bet you are making an image of soil diyas and thinking about how it can decorate your home? But, the trend of those Diyas has been replaced with some decorating ones. Even, you have the choices of materials and colors to match your Diwali theme decoration.

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The countdown of the festival light has begun. I bet, you are excited to taste the delicious Diwali recipes in 2019. The festival does not stick to just sweets and crackers. There is one more stuff, it’s Diwali decoration.

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Are you a Diwali lover? Do you wish to send beautiful Diwali greetings and images to your network on Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, Wechat, and Instagram? http://sociallover.net/diwali-images/

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It is a five-day festival starts from Dhanteras and concludes at Bhai-Duj. The first day is Dhanteras, the second day is Narak Chaturdashi, Third Day Diwali (Lakshmi Puja), Fourth Day Padwa, and Fifth day Bhai Duj.

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These are the facts we shared with you regarding Diwali. Also, don’t forget to check out Diwali pictures and greetings and Diwali GIFs to share on Whatsapp.

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