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The word 'Rangoli' is derived from the Sanskrit word 'rangavalli', which means rows of colours. The mention of this art was found in many significant ancient scripts of India. The Hindu epics, Ramayana and Mahabharata have given this art form much prominence in various instances.
Rangoli is a traditional Indian art form that dates back thousands of years. It is a colorful floor decoration that symbolizes joy, wealth, and prosperity.
Origins
The history of rangoli can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilization.
The word "rangoli" comes from the Sanskrit word meaning "an array of colors".
In different parts of India, rangoli has different names, such as Alpana, Joti, Chouk Purna, Sanskara Bharati, and Kolam.
Uses
Rangoli is usually drawn at the entrance of homes.
It is often drawn during festivals such as Diwali.
Rangoli is used to welcome Hindu gods to the household.
Some believe that drawing a rangoli at the main entrance will stop evil forces from entering the home.
Materials
Rangoli can be made with materials like powdered limestone, red okra colored sand, flower petals, and colored rocks.
Rangoli can also be made with rice flour, chalk, colored powders, and colored sand.
Techniques
Rangoli is drawn freely without the use of any tools like a ruler, thread, or brush.
Stencils, piping tools, sieves, and other implements may also be employed to create the designs.