
Bright Navratri Diya
Draw one large lit diya with a tall flame, simple flower motifs, and a few large petals around it. Keep the background open and leave all surfaces blank without lettering or numbers.

Draw four friends dancing dandiya in pairs, with their sticks crossing safely at shoulder height. Set the scene in a decorated neighbourhood courtyard with bunting, potted plants, and a….
Part of Navratri Activities for Kids

Draw one large lit diya with a tall flame, simple flower motifs, and a few large petals around it. Keep the background open and leave all surfaces blank without lettering or numbers.

Draw a large Navratri kalash with a coconut, mango leaves, and a simple patterned cloth band. Add a few large flowers at the base and keep the composition centred.

Draw two crossed decorated dandiya sticks surrounded by large flower shapes and a small diya. Keep the sticks thick and the decoration simple, with no letters or numbers.

Draw one smiling child doing a simple garba step with arms raised and feet apart, wearing a festive kurta and scarf. Add two large hanging garlands in the background.

Draw a large symmetrical rangoli made from petals, circles, leaves, and broad curved shapes, with one diya in the centre. Keep the design low to the ground and uncluttered.

Draw a wide marigold toran hanging across the top of a simple doorway, with large leaves and two diyas below. Leave the doorway empty and free of signs or writing.

Draw a respectful, peaceful bust portrait of Goddess Durga wearing a crown and holding one large lotus. Add a simple halo and broad jewellery shapes, with a calm friendly expression.

Draw a peacock standing beside a diya and a small cluster of marigold flowers, with its tail opened into large rounded feather shapes. Keep the setting spacious and cheerful.