Rangoli for haldi kumkum

In Indian culture Rangoli is used for decorating the surroundings. Traditionally Rangoli used to be made from natural resources like flowers, rice paste, natural colours etc. Traditional rangolis were elaborate, time consuming and needed specific skills to make, with changing lifestyles people have less time and skill to draw rangolis elaborately. At Tridal we started making Rangolis using acrylic, wood and foam. Using these materials as base, different shapes are decorated with pearls, kundan, stone, chains, thread and foam flowers. These are ready to use decorative rangolis are in demand throughout the year. During festival seasons these products are in very high demand. Our Shubharthis enjoy doing this activity of setting designs and decorating it. This is really makeing them happy to see the design unfold gradually and finally the finished product. Many Shubharthis are happy to set designs of different color combination with help of the supervisors. Tridal Rehabilitation Center Saptsopan Parisar, Dharmaveer Nagar, Next to Ganesh Udyan, Opp.Grishma Residency, Behind Dnyansadhana College, Thane (W) - 400604, Maharashtra, INDIA Contact : +91-22-25385447 Cell : +91-9870600372 Institute for Psychological Health 9th Floor, Shree Ganesh Darshan, Near Hari Niwas Circle, L.B.S.Road, Thane(W) - 400604 , Maharashtra, INDIA Contact : +91 22 2543 3270 Contact : +91 22 2536 6577 Contact : +91 22 2542 8183

Place haldi (turmeric) and kumkum (vermillion) into two small bowls (usually special ones are available for this, but you don't need to have special ones). Also add flowers, betel nut leaves, betel nut and coconut (one per female). • In addition, you may also choose to give bangles, sweets, small novelties and money or gifts.

Rangoli Design for Makar Sankranti 2021: Easy Mugullu Patterns, New Colourful Kites and Haldi Kumkum Designs to Traditionally Adorn Your Home This Sankranthi Women also celebrate Haldi Kunku especially in Maharashtra, where friends and close family come home and there is a social gathering. To welcome guests, women decorate their homes with wonderful rangoli designs and colourful haldi kumkum mugullu. Check latest rangoli designs for Sankranthi, we have brought you latest pictures and haldi kunku rangoli video tutorials. The festive vibes will soon kick in as the harvest festival celebrations will be marked across the nation. In Maharashtra its celebrated as Makar Sankranti. This festival is dedicated to worshipping Sun god Surya. And like every festival there is a decoration of homes, special food preparations, inviting close family home and exchanging Happy Makar Sankranti wishes and messages. Women also celebrate Haldi Kunku especially in Maharashtra, where friends and close family come home and there is a social gathering. To welcome guests, women decorate their homes with wonderful rangoli designs and colourful haldi kumkum mugullu. And if you want to decorate your home with latest rangoli designs for Sankranthi, we have brought you latest pictures and haldi kunku rangoli video tutorials. Every festival is a time to get together with friends and family. On Makar Sankranti, newly married women are a host and seek blessings from everyone for a happy marital life. Homes ...