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Rangoli powders are traditionally made from natural materials like dried and ground pulses, rice flour, brick powder, and colored chalk. Nowadays, commercially available powders often use synthetic pigments for vibrant colors.Diwali feels are already in the air with all the lit lights across the streets and buildings around. There are stalls everywhere in the market. Streets are decorated with beautiful Diyas and decorative lights. In residential areas, it's a pleasure to see all the balconies with different lights arranged in various designs and patterns. The complete society looks like a beautiful bride. People make beautiful Rangolis on Diwali to brighten up their entrance, as it is believed that making Rangoli outside the main entrance or pooja room signifies the welcoming of Goddess Lakshmi and guests inside the house. This tradition has been going on for centuries now.Handmade Rangoli designs for Diwali is one of the most exciting parts of this festival, especially in India, with vibrant rangoli colours adding joy and charm to the celebration. It is said that the beautiful designs of Rangoli add to the beautiful look of your entrance whether outside the main door or inside the house. Hindus create Rangoli designs primarily during the festival of Diwali with colors or flower petals.Swastik is made on every religious Hindu festival in India. It is most popular in Diwali as it symbolizes the welcoming of your guests in the house. This Rangoli design is completely traditional and makes it even more vibrant with the contrasting colors used.Geometric Rangoli designs consist of concentric circles, rectangles, triangles and all the other shapes you can think of. If you want to be different amongst all your other fruiends and family with the same traditional Rangoli designs you should definitely make a geometric design this year.