During Hindu festivals, Rangoli or Kolam is drawn on the floor or courtyard in the tradition of creating a sacred welcoming place for deities. Thought to usher good luck and blessing into the household, Rangoli comes in various designs usually of flowers, sacred animals (peacocks) and paisley motifs. Made from dry and wet granulated rice or dry coloured flour, this decorative folk art is usually done by the women of the household
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