Big Flower Rangoli
Draw a large central rangoli made from four oversized flower petals and a round middle, with a simple scalloped border on a clear floor area. Add only a few large dots around the outside.
यह पन्ना अभी हिन्दी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — अंग्रेज़ी में दिखा रहे हैं।
Rangoli Coloring Pages
These rangoli colouring pages feature Indian floor-art patterns, dots, flowers and festive designs for children aged 3 to 12. They are free to print and give younger children simple shapes to fill, while older children can plan colour patterns and add details.
डाउनलोड के लिए मुफ़्त खाता ज़रूरी · हर दिन 20 मुफ़्त डाउनलोड
Choose a rangoli to colour
Lotus Doorway Rangoli
Show a simple lotus-shaped rangoli placed outside a home doorway, with three broad petals, a few large dots and two plain steps behind it. Leave the doorway and floor uncluttered.
Sunburst Rangoli
Draw a cheerful round rangoli with large alternating sun-ray shapes around a central circle, placed in a courtyard. Include two large flower shapes at the bottom corners.
Diwali Lamp Rangoli
Create a simple rangoli surrounding one large traditional oil lamp, with broad petals and large round dots around it. Place the design on a clean floor near a plain doorstep.
Rainbow Petal Rangoli
Draw a circular rangoli made of six very large rounded petals and a wide outer ring, with a few big dots between the petals. Add a simple open courtyard background.
Rangoli With Marigolds
Show a bold flower rangoli beside a small pile of large marigold blossoms and a simple shallow bowl of petals. Place everything on a veranda floor with one plain pillar.
Rainy Courtyard Rangoli
Draw a large simple rangoli under a covered veranda while rounded raindrops fall beyond the roof edge. Include a pair of sandals and a broad doorway in the background.
Rangoli With Peacock
Place a broad, simple peacock shape beside a round rangoli with large feather-eye circles and a few petals. Set the scene in an open courtyard with a low wall.
Children Making Rangoli
Show two young children kneeling on opposite sides of a large simple rangoli, each placing a few big powder shapes with their hands. Add a doorway, a small bowl and a clean floor.
Morning Courtyard Rangoli
Draw a bold oval rangoli in a sunny courtyard, with a large flower center, broad curved leaves and a few oversized dots. Include a low wall, a potted plant and simple sun rays in the….
Dot Grid Lotus
Create a medium-complexity lotus rangoli built around an orderly grid of large dots, with curved lines connecting the dots into mirrored petals. Add a double curved border around the design.
Mirror Petal Rangoli
Draw a symmetrical rangoli with matching petal clusters on the left and right, a central flower and four large rounded corner shapes. Place it on a tiled entrance floor.
Two-Tone Geometric Rangoli
Show a medium geometric rangoli made from repeating diamonds, triangles and circles inside a broad octagonal border. Add a small group of dots at each corner.
Kolam At The Entrance
Draw a Tamil Nadu-inspired kolam at the entrance of a home, using looping lines that weave around evenly spaced dots and finish in four curled ends. Include a threshold, a plant pot and….
Alpana Flower Circle
Create a Bengal-inspired circular alpana with a central flower, repeating curved leaves and a ring of dots on a plain floor. Add two small bowls of rice flour near the edge.
Festival Rangoli Circle
Show a family festival rangoli with repeated flower petals, curved vines and a wide scalloped outer ring in a courtyard. Place several unlit oil lamps evenly around the outside.
Rangoli By The Tulsi
Draw a symmetrical rangoli around a raised tulsi plant pedestal, with four leaf clusters, curved borders and dot groups. Set it in a home courtyard with a low step and hanging plant leaves.
Flower Petal Pattern
Create a medium rangoli made from alternating large and small flower petals, with a ring of circles and a simple diamond border. Show a shallow basket of loose petals beside the finished….
Evening Lamp Border
Draw a symmetrical rangoli with a central star-flower and a border of evenly spaced oil lamps, set near a doorway at evening. Add simple hanging leaves above the entrance and a crescent….
Rangoli On Tiled Floor
Show a detailed but open rangoli centered on a tiled veranda, combining circles, leaves, diamonds and four-way symmetry. Include a broom, a small powder bowl and a seated adult's hands….
Grand Mandala Rangoli
Draw a detailed circular rangoli with several symmetrical rings containing lotus petals, dots, curved vines, diamonds and tiny scallops. Place it in a spacious courtyard with a simple….
Peacock Feather Rangoli
Create a detailed symmetrical rangoli inspired by peacock feathers, with repeated feather eyes, curling plume shapes and a flower at the center. Add low courtyard walls and small pots of….
Diwali Courtyard Design
Show an elaborate Diwali rangoli spreading across a courtyard, with mirrored lotus sections, many dots, geometric bands and small oil lamps around the border. Include a decorated….
Kolam Loop Garden
Draw a detailed kolam made from continuous looping lines around multiple rows of dots, with leaf curls and four symmetrical corner flowers. Set it beside a South Indian home garden with….
Alpana With Fish
Create a detailed Bengal-inspired alpana with mirrored fish shapes, lotus flowers, curling vines, dots and a layered circular border. Place the design on a veranda beside a bowl of rice….
Harvest Festival Rangoli
Draw a detailed harvest-themed rangoli with a central sun, sugarcane stalks, grain-like leaf clusters, flowers and repeated diamond borders. Set it outside a rural Indian home with a….
Monsoon Peacock Rangoli
Show an intricate peacock-shaped rangoli beside a covered entrance during the monsoon, with feather curls, raindrop motifs, lotus petals and dot rows. Add wet-looking puddle outlines….
Sunset Flower Rangoli
Create a detailed flower rangoli at sunset with mirrored lotus blooms, layered petals, curling leaves, dots and a patterned outer border. Frame it with a veranda railing, potted plants….
Rangoli And Flower Basket
Draw a detailed circular rangoli with alternating flowers, paisley shapes, dot chains and geometric bands, with a woven basket overflowing with petals beside it. Place the scene on a….
Friends Plan A Rangoli
Show three school-age friends sitting around a large rangoli, comparing separate trays of flowers and powder while one child adds a mirrored border. Include a courtyard wall, potted….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12 years
- Skills: Colouring, patterns, focus
- You need: Crayons, pencils or sketch pens
- Time: 10 to 30 minutes
Patterns for different ages
This set includes rangoli designs with bold outlines, repeated shapes, dots, petals, lamps and geometric borders. Younger children can colour large sections without worrying about staying inside every line. Children in primary classes can try two-colour repeats, mirror-image sections or a planned palette. Older children may add tiny dots, border patterns and their own background details. The designs can be used during Diwali, other festivals or an India-themed art lesson. Each child can choose a pattern that matches their comfort level and colouring style.
Ideas for home and class
At home, let your child colour one design while talking about where rangoli is made and when families might make it. After colouring, place the sheet near a doorway or use it as a festival greeting card. In class, pair children and ask them to find repeated shapes or count the petals and dots. They can compare warm and cool colour choices without needing to copy one another. For a wider India activity, link the finished work with Indian Flag Coloring Pages or Map of India Coloring Pages.
Simple facts about rangoli
Rangoli is a form of decorative art made on the floor, often near an entrance or in a courtyard. People may create it during Diwali and other festivals to make a home feel welcoming. Traditional rangoli can use coloured powder, rice flour, flower petals or other natural materials. Many patterns use dots, lines, circles and repeated shapes, so children can spot symmetry and sequences as they colour. Different parts of India have their own names and styles, including kolam in Tamil Nadu and alpana in Bengal.
Lumi's tips
- For a younger child, cover some of the smaller sections with a piece of paper and offer three or four easy colours.
- For an older child, ask them to create a repeating colour rule and add a neat border around the finished rangoli.
- Show a photo of a real rangoli made near a doorway, then invite your child to make a small paper version for a festival display.
How to download and print
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माता-पिता के सवाल
What are rangoli colouring pages?
They are printable drawings of rangoli patterns for children to colour with crayons, pencils or sketch pens. The designs may include dots, petals, lamps, flowers and geometric shapes.
Are these rangoli colouring pages suitable for preschool children?
Yes. Choose the bold, open designs for children aged 3 to 5. Older children can use the more detailed patterns and plan repeating colours.
Can children use these pages for a Diwali activity?
Yes. Children can colour a design while learning that rangoli is often made near entrances and courtyards during Diwali and other festivals.
How do I download or print the rangoli pages?
Create a free EarlyActivity account to download the printable PDF. Print it at home or in your own classroom using the site's print instructions.
What colours should children use for rangoli?
There is no single required colour set. Encourage children to try bright contrasts, gentle shades, or a repeated pattern using two or three favourite colours.
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