
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 a respectful festival tableau of Goddess Durga seated calmly with her lion, holding a lotus, trident, and other symbolic objects, framed by an ornate arch. Add layered flower….
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.