Diwali coloring pages
Twelve original pictures for the festival of lights.
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How to print Diwali coloring pages
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Browse the 12 designs and tap the ones you want.
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Choose A4 or US Letter, and whether to add a name line.
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Download a PDF with one design per page, save a PNG, or print straight away.
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Colour with crayons, pencils, markers or paint.
About this printable
Twelve pictures drawn for Atifo: a large decorated diya, three diyas under a marigold toran, a diya inside a rangoli, a star-shaped akash kandil, hanging lanterns, a front door with a toran, fireworks over the town, a plate of laddoos and barfi, lotus flowers with floating diyas, a row of diyas with marigolds, gifts, and a lotus rangoli.
The pictures show the lamps, decorations and sweets of Diwali rather than religious figures, so they suit every classroom. Each has patterned bands, petals and flames to colour.
What’s included
- Pictures: Big decorated diya, Three diyas under a toran, Diya in a rangoli, Star lantern (akash kandil), Hanging lanterns, Decorated door with toran, Fireworks over the town, Plate of laddoos and barfi, Lotus flowers and floating diyas, Row of diyas and marigolds, Diwali gifts and marigolds, Lotus rangoli.
Tips
- Use orange, yellow and pink for marigolds and flames, and gold for the diyas.
- The rangoli pictures look lovely coloured with glitter pens.
- Print the door picture for children to decorate before Diwali.
About the festival
Diwali, or Deepavali, the festival of lights, is one of India’s biggest festivals. It is celebrated over five days: Dhanteras, Naraka Chaturdashi, the main day of Lakshmi Puja, Govardhan Puja and Bhai Dooj. Homes are lit with diyas and decorated with rangoli. In 2027 the main day falls on 29 October.
Sources
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Frequently asked questions
What ages are these for?
About 4 and up. The single diya is simple; the rangoli and lantern pictures have more detail.
Do the pictures show gods or goddesses?
No. They show diyas, lanterns, rangoli, flowers, sweets and fireworks, so they suit every family and school.
Is there a rangoli page?
Yes. The rangoli designs page has twelve symmetrical patterns to colour or copy.
Can I use these in a classroom?
Yes. Print as many copies as your class needs. Please don’t resell the designs.