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Rangoli designs to print

Twelve symmetrical patterns, from simple to detailed.

Diya rangoli, 8 petals
Diya rangoli, 8 petals

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How to print rangoli designs

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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 round rangoli patterns with 8, 10, 12 or 16-fold symmetry: diyas, lotuses or flowers at the centre, surrounded by rings of petals, drops, beads and scallops, plus one made of peacock feathers. Simple designs have a few large rings; detailed ones have many small petals.

Rangoli are colourful floor patterns made at entrances for festivals such as Diwali. Use these as colouring pages, as a practice sheet before drawing on the floor, or as a template to copy with coloured powder, rice or flower petals.

What’s included

  • Pictures: Diya rangoli, 8 petals, Lotus rangoli, Flower rangoli, Star rangoli, Diya rangoli, 16 petals, Peacock-feather rangoli, Simple lotus rangoli, Marigold rangoli, Diya rangoli, 12 petals, Sunburst rangoli, Layered lotus rangoli, Ten-petal rangoli.

Tips

  • Practise the outline with chalk first, then fill with colour.
  • Start colouring from the centre and work outwards ring by ring.
  • For a floor rangoli, scale up by drawing guide circles with a string and chalk.

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.

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Frequently asked questions

Are these good for beginners?

Yes. The 8-petal designs are the easiest; try the 16-petal and peacock designs once you’re confident.

What is the difference between rangoli and kolam?

Both are floor patterns. Kolam, common in Tamil Nadu, is usually drawn with rice flour around a grid of dots; our kolam page has dot-grid designs.

Can I print them large?

Yes. Download the PNG (2480 × 2480 pixels) or print the PDF on A4 or Letter.

Is everything really free?

Yes. Every design, puzzle and card is free to print for home, school and community use, with no sign-up.

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