Durga With Lotus
Goddess Durga stands calmly holding a large lotus flower, with her lion beside her and a few simple flower shapes around them. Use a centered full-body composition with large open areas….
यह पन्ना अभी हिन्दी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — अंग्रेज़ी में दिखा रहे हैं।
Durga Puja Coloring Pages
These durga puja coloring pages feature Durga, festive pandals, flowers, lamps and familiar Puja scenes for children aged 3 to 12. They are free to print and give children a calm way to learn about and enjoy Durga Puja at home or in class.
डाउनलोड के लिए मुफ़्त खाता ज़रूरी · हर दिन 20 मुफ़्त डाउनलोड
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Happy Pandal Visit
A smiling child stands outside a small decorated Durga Puja pandal, holding a flower while a simple Durga idol is visible inside. Add two large hanging flowers and a clear doorway….
Diya And Flowers
A single diya sits in the centre of a low flower arrangement, with three large lotus blossoms and rounded leaves around it. Keep the composition balanced and uncluttered.
Little Dhak Drummer
A young child plays a large dhak drum with two sticks while standing beside a simple flower garland. Show the drum clearly from the front and leave plenty of blank space around the child.
Durga And Her Lion
Goddess Durga sits peacefully beside her friendly-looking lion, with one large lotus and a curved cloud shape behind them. Avoid battle details and keep both figures fully visible.
Pandal Arch
A large decorated pandal arch frames a simple Durga figure, with two diyas and large flower shapes at the base. The arch should be symmetrical and contain no signs, letters, or numbers.
Family With Diyas
Two adults and one child sit together placing three diyas on a low tray at home, with a small flower bowl beside them. Show a simple room with a mat and one window.
Lotus Garland
A child holds a large garland made of lotus flowers in front of a simple festival doorway. Add a few loose petals on the floor and a small diya to one side.
Festival Flower Basket
A smiling child carries a wide basket filled with large lotus and marigold flowers on the way to a Puja gathering. Include a simple path, one tree, and a small house in the distance.
Durga At The Pandal
A full Durga idol stands in a decorated pandal with her lion at one side, a lotus in one hand, and two simple pillars framing the scene. Add a plain canopy and a few large flowers.
Durga Puja Pandal
Show a decorated community pandal in an Indian neighbourhood with a Durga idol at the centre, flower garlands, two diyas, and families entering from either side. Include a tree, a….
Dhak In The Courtyard
A traditional dhaki musician plays a large dhak in a Puja courtyard while two children watch from nearby. Add banana leaves, flower garlands, a low platform, and a small diya.
Decorating The Pandal
Three children and an adult decorate a pandal entrance with flower garlands while a Durga idol can be seen inside. Include a ladder, baskets of flowers, pillars, and an unlettered….
Durga With Mahishasura
Show Durga standing confidently with her lion beside her and Mahishasura kneeling peacefully with hands lowered, representing good overcoming evil without frightening action. Add a….
Puja Flower Market
A flower seller arranges baskets of marigolds and lotuses while a family chooses flowers for Puja. Include a shaded stall, a handcart, hanging garlands, and an Indian street background….
Evening Pandal Lights
Families visit a brightly decorated Durga Puja pandal at evening, with rows of simple lamps and rounded hanging lights around the entrance. Show a tree, a street, and the Durga figure….
Making A Flower Rangoli
Two children arrange petals into a circular flower rangoli outside a home during Puja, with a diya in the centre and a small flower basket beside them. Include a doorstep and potted plant.
Puja On A Rainy Day
A family walks under umbrellas toward a decorated pandal during a gentle monsoon shower, carrying flowers while the Durga idol is visible under shelter. Add puddles, banana leaves, and….
Morning Pandal Visit
A child and grandparent visit a quiet morning pandal with a Durga idol, fresh flower garlands, a dhak resting on a stand, and sunlight entering through the open sides. Add simple….
Visarjan Procession
A peaceful final-day procession carries a decorated Durga idol on a flower-covered platform while families walk beside it with diyas and flowers. Show an Indian street, trees, and a….
Colourful Pandal Details
Create a detailed front view of a Durga Puja pandal filled with layered arches, patterned fabric, flower garlands, diyas, lotus blossoms, and the central Durga idol with her lion.….
Durga Jewellery And Drapery
Show a graceful seated Durga figure with her lion, focusing on detailed sari borders, layered jewellery, crown ornaments, lotus flowers, and a decorated halo. Keep the pose calm and the….
Busy Festival Street
A detailed Indian neighbourhood street leads toward a Durga Puja pandal, with families, flower sellers, a dhak drummer, bicycles, scooters, balconies, garlands, and diyas. Keep the….
Dhak Players Together
Three dhak musicians perform together in a decorated courtyard, each with a different pose, while families watch near a Durga pandal. Add detailed drum straps, flower garlands, hanging….
Rangoli And Diyas
A large floral rangoli fills the foreground outside a Puja home, surrounded by many diyas, flower bowls, lotus petals, and a family preparing decorations near the doorway. Include….
Durga By The River
A peaceful visarjan scene shows a decorated Durga idol on a platform near a broad river, with families, musicians, flower baskets, boats, trees, and a sunset sky. Keep the water calm and….
Puja Preparations At Home
A family prepares for Durga Puja inside an Indian home, with one person arranging flowers, another lighting a diya, and a child placing a lotus near a small Durga shrine. Add patterned….
Durga With Festival Friends
Show Durga peacefully surrounded by her lion, lotus flowers, diyas, a dhak, and smiling children in festive clothing gathered at the foot of a decorated pandal. Include layered garlands….
Autumn Pandal Courtyard
A detailed autumn Puja courtyard includes a Durga idol beneath a decorated canopy, families visiting, children carrying flowers, white kash grass, trees, diyas, a dhak, and patterned….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12 years
- Skills: Colouring, focus, cultural learning
- You need: Crayons, pencils or markers
- Time: 10 to 30 minutes per page
Scenes for younger and older children
The set includes clear Durga outlines, decorated pandals, lotus flowers, diyas, dhak drums and other familiar festival details. Younger children can work with large shapes and bold lines, while older children can colour patterned clothing, jewellery, flowers and background scenes. Some pages keep the picture simple for a short sitting. Others offer more detail for children who enjoy careful colouring. Talk about the colours your family sees during Puja, while allowing your child to make creative choices.
Use the pages at home or in class
At home, colour one page before visiting a Puja pandal, then ask your child to spot similar details in the decorations. In class, use a page as a quiet art activity after a short talk about Navratri and Durga Puja. Children can label simple items such as drum, lotus, lion and diya, or dictate one sentence about their picture. Display finished work on a classroom board, or make a small festival corner with coloured drawings and paper flowers. You can also pair these pages with Navratri Activities for Kids.
Three child-friendly Durga Puja facts
Durga Puja celebrates Goddess Durga and her victory over Mahishasura, a story that represents good overcoming evil. Many communities build pandals, which are temporary decorated spaces where people gather for prayers, music and visits. Dhak is a large traditional drum often heard during the celebrations. On the final day, many families and communities take the Durga idol in a procession before visarjan, when the idol is carried for immersion. Share the parts of the celebration that are familiar in your family or local community.
Lumi's tips
- For a younger child, name two or three colours to use and cover the smaller details with a sheet of paper.
- For an older child, ask them to add a repeating border of lotus flowers, diyas or geometric shapes around the picture.
- After colouring, compare the page with a local pandal or family decoration and talk about one detail that is the same.
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माता-पिता के सवाल
What can children colour in these Durga Puja pages?
Children can colour Durga, a lion, pandals, dhak drums, diyas, lotus flowers, festive clothing and other Durga Puja scenes.
Are these Durga Puja colouring pages suitable for toddlers?
Some pages with large, simple outlines suit children around age 3. Stay nearby and choose chunky crayons for easier handling.
How can I use Durga Puja colouring pages in a classroom?
Use them after a short festival discussion, then invite children to name objects in their pictures. Older pupils can write a few words or sentences about the scene.
Can I download and print these colouring pages?
Yes. The files are PDFs for A4 and US Letter paper. A free EarlyActivity account is needed to download, and free accounts can download up to 20 printables a day.
Can I use these pages for a Durga Puja activity at home?
Yes. Children can colour a page before a family visit to a pandal, make a display, or use their picture as part of a festival craft table.
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