Yet another mesmerising sanskar bharti rangoli design contributed by Aditee Pagdhare on SBR's facebook page.
Excellent work!!!
Sanskar Bharti Rangoli for Diwali
Rangoli design contributed by Nidhi Garg on SBR facebook page.
Nidhi mentions that it was her first attempt at this type of rangoli. But looking at the photo, it seems Nidhi is a pro when it comes to Sanskar Bharti Rangolis.
Use of vibrant colors makes the rangoli very bright and striking.
Great work Nidhi!!!
Rangoli Designs for Diwali
Rangoli image contributed by Aditee Pagdhare.
Aditee has beautifully adapted the rangoli design with different color scheme.
Way to go...Keep up the good work!!!
Wonderful Sanskar Bharti Rangolis
Wonderful rangoli designs shared by Shubham Sirsam on SBR's facebook page.
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| Credits: Shubham Sirsam |
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| Credits: Shubham Sirsam |
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| Credits: Shubham Sirsam |
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| Credits: Shubham Sirsam |
Magnificent Rangoli Design
Lets not go into details, this a unique and amazing rangoli design.
One can describe it as "Magnificent". Close-ups of the rangoli design.
Simple Rangoli Designs
On the day of festivals we are busy with the preparations and cooking, so here are a few designs which you can make in a jiffy.
Welcome Rangoli Design
A very bright and colorful sanskar bharti rangoli. It takes only 15-20 mins to make this kind of rangoli.
Just spread the colors and draw big simpler freehand designs, instead of going for intricate designs.
Swastik Rangoli
Swastik Sanskar Bharti Rangoli Design
This is a simple sanskar bharti or you can say a freehand rangoli design.
The swastik has been drawn artistically with curved loops.
The "jaali" design is drawn by sprinkling rangoli held between four fingers.
Shreekar Sanskar Bharti Rangoli Design
The Shree in the center is drawn artistically with the little intricate loop designs.
The "jaali" design can be seen at the start of the green circle. This is drawn by sprinkling rangoli held between four fingers.
Sanskar Bharti Rangoli
Sanskar Bharti Rangoli is very famous rangoli style in Maharashtra. It is a free-hand rangoli style where designs are drawn either with three fingers, five fingers (Paach Boti as said in Marathi) or with fist.
Now a days rangolis are drawn using a funnel, a special rangoli pen (readily available in Indian markets)
Traditionally Sanskar Bharti Rangoli are round in shape and the size of rangoli depends upon the number of circles.
Sanskar Bharti Rangolis can also be rectangular in shape which are called Galicha (read: Carpet) rangoli.
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