Autumn season brings festivities all around.. A few days back we Indians have celebrated the festival of light called 'Diwali'. It was celebrated throughout India. During Diwali, prayers were offered to Lakshmi, Goddess of wealth . People cleaned their houses, painted it, bought new clothes, bursted crackers, houses were decorated with colourful lights etc..
Diwali without Rangoli is incomplete ..Rangoli is also known as Alpana made of different colours like red,green,blue,yellow etc,Rangoli is derived from the word 'Rang' which means colours.Earthern lamps are burnt to resemble the festival of light..
So, here I am uploading a few snaps of my sister making Rangoli on the floor on the eve of Diwali..
I'm really interested in learning more about Indian culture. Thanks for sharing this detailed post with all the pictures and info. Resteeming now!
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Thanks Kafka..for visiting my post, upvote and resteeming...History and culture are my subjects of interest. I am always keen to know the culture of other countries and I love to share my country's culture and tradition with others. Frankly speaking , came to know a lot about Japan from you and still there are a lot more to know...
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