
Make a circular rangoli with white and yellow coloured sand and decorate it with some lamps or candles. Add some green tones to the rangoli to bring out the design. In the centre, add some flowers or a huge diya to complete the design.

To decorate the corners of your room, make a L-shaped rangoli design with bright colours. Use a bottle with a nozzle to create this design with blue, red. yellow, green and white coloured sand. You can also use a paper cone instead of a bottle to add details to the rangoli.

To create this design on the floor, first create an outline of the rangoli with a chalk. Then take 3-4 paper sheets and make cones with an open end. Staple the sides so that the powder doesn't fall off. Fill the cones with different colours and start pouring rangoli powder in small shapes like lines, dots, circles along the chalk lines.

Get a stencil from the market if you want to quickly create intricate designs for Diwali. You can also use different sizes of caps and bangles as stencils and draw along them. Add dots, arcs, lines and circles in different colours to create different shapes.

If you want to create something simple and in less time, opt for this design. With white colour, write 'Happy Diwali' in the middle and use diyas on the sides to add the oomph factor to your rangoli.