
Simple Rangoli
Draw a large, symmetrical rangoli made from broad petals, circles, and simple curved shapes on the floor. Keep the design centered and surrounded by open space.

Draw one large traditional diya with a rounded bowl, wide flame, and a few simple decorative dots around the rim. Place it centered on a plain ground line with plenty of open space.
Part of Diwali Worksheets

Draw a large, symmetrical rangoli made from broad petals, circles, and simple curved shapes on the floor. Keep the design centered and surrounded by open space.

Draw a round plate holding three large Indian sweets, such as laddus, with a few simple flower petals beside it. Use clear, separate shapes and no small surface details.

Draw one large festive paper lantern hanging from a short cord, with broad panels and simple scalloped edges. Add two small stars and a plain wall behind it.

Draw two large diyas side by side, each with a rounded bowl and a gentle flame. Add a simple curved mat beneath them and a few large dots around the bowls.

Draw a smiling child sitting cross-legged and holding one large unlit diya carefully in both hands. Add a simple cushion and one large flower in the background.

Draw three large sweets on a simple tray: a round laddu, a diamond-shaped barfi, and a spiral jalebi. Add a broad tray rim and two flower petals nearby.

Draw one large diya placed beside a simple Indian home doorway, with a broad threshold, two steps, and a small flower shape near the lamp. Keep the home outline uncluttered.

Draw a large curved garland made from simple round and petal-shaped flowers hanging across the top of the page. Leave the lower area mostly open for colouring.