CHECK LIST FOR THE ARRANGEMENTS AHEAD OF THE DIWALI FESTIVAL

   

 

Diwali is known as the 'festival of lights'. Most Hindus decorate their houses, shops, and mandir with lights, diva lamps, and flower patterns on the floor called rangoli.  Generally, stories of the gods and goddesses, Rama, Hanuman, Sita, and Lakshmi, are told. Stories differ, but all agree that it celebrates the victory of light over dark, good over evil. One Hindu tradition tells of the killing of the Demon King, Narakashura.

To symbolize the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance, lighting of lamps is a common practice in Diwali. That makes it a festival of lights, and beautiful handcrafted lamps adorn Indian homes during this time.

Diwali decorations are an essential part of the festival, symbolizing joy, prosperity, and the victory of light over darkness. Traditional Diwali decoration ideas include the use of diyas (oil lamps), rangoli (colorful floor designs), and flowers.

 

Arrangements for the festivals begin weeks before the actual day.

Lights: Owing to its name, Diwali, also regarded as the festival of lights, has become synonymous with Diwali lighting decoration—like decorating homes with lamps, diyas, and candles—representing the triumph of positivity and the dispelling of negativity from our lives.

Handmade diyas are important during Diwali for several reasons: They symbolize the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. They have been a traditional part of Diwali celebrations for centuries.

Think wall lamp or the king of traditional Diwali decorations – clay diyas. Ensure every room displays a unique lighting style to set Diwali decor goals! For instance, reserve a floor lamp for the bedroom, diyas or tealights in urlis for the living room, and rice lights for windows.

Floral Garlands: Flowers are an integral part of Diwali decor. Adorn your home with marigold and shola garlands to infuse a fragrant and festive atmosphere.

The lotus is a symbol of purity, beauty, and prosperity, and it is often associated with the goddess Lakshmi, who is worshipped on Diwali.

Marigold. Marigolds are another popular flower used for Diwali. Roses are another beautiful and fragrant flower often used for Diwali. Jasmine and Hibiscus are also included.

You can adorn little corners of your home with small flowers and light up your window sheets with some blooming flower rails. Likewise, adding blossom petals to rangolis and sprinkling them around diyas will also add an excellent touch to your Diwali decoration.

Pooja Essentials: Set up a beautiful and sacred space for your Diwali puja with our mandap, idols, backdrops, and other puja items.

Interior art &décor: Decorate your walls with colorful paintings, murals, and designs. You don't need to limit your wall decorations to your prayer room. If you have more paintings and murals, hang them on every wall in your house to make every room brighter and more colorful.

 Traditional Diwali decorations include lights, diyas (oil lamps made from clay), flowers (like these marigold garlands), torans (decorative door hangings), and rangoli, a type of intricate art crafted by flowers, colored powders, and rice on the floor or table.

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