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Came across this semi circular rangoli with a different and unique color combination.
The choice of colors is not usual, instead dark colors are used side by side.
One thing to be noticed is gradual transition of warm colors (yellow, red) from the center to cool colors (purple, blue) on the outer side
Came across this huge semi circular rangoli on the way to Lonavala. This was drawn on the occasion of mass marriage ceremony in a rural area.
There is a lot of simplicity in this rangoli design but kind of looks majestic just due to the fact that it is such large scale with big basic rangoli motifs. The color palette is also worth mentioning. Without the use of such bright colors the rangoli wouldn't have made such a striking appearance.
Hope you can incorporate the same techniques for a smaller rangoli which I am sure can be made in a jiffy.
Semi Circular Rangolis are best if there is a space constraint or if the rangoli needs to be made at the door entrance.
With the help of chalk and rope draw the semi circles and then later the inner designs with a chalk.
Then trace the rangoli design with rangoli powder starting from center and then move outwards.
Fill with vibrant colors and decorate with lighted diyas.
This semi circular rangoli with old-school color combination of yellow-red and green-blue is very pleasing to the eyes.
The peacock feather inspired pattern with blue color and shimmer along with bright yellow and red center design makes it very unique.
The design here is very simple and then in the end completed with traditional sanskar bharti rangoli motifs.
