Drawing Rongali

Rangoli is an art that comes from Nepal, Bangladesh, and India. This art is shaped a pattern of images made on the floor of the house / yard with menggunajan natural dyes such as rice, dried flour, colored sand or flower petals. This is usually done when there are Hindu festivals in India, Nepal and Bangladesh.

Rangoli - the art of drawing pictures of ornamental flowers, rice and rice flours of various colors only natural dyes.

Dry painting Rangoli is a traditional ornamental art.They are fluent in women.Painting from both young and old women of all income.They draw on the floor near the main entrance to the house, on the verge or in the yard.Thus drive away the evil spirits.

Rangoli - temporary art. Not a day, such as wind patterns faded or destroyed by rain. Images do every day. Remnants of previous patterns are washed immediately and applied to new wet surface patterns.

Subjects and patterns vary: celestial symbols, flowers (usually lotus), trees, birds, animals, fish, human figures and geometric shapes.

In more colorful celebration patterns.As long street festivals are involved in the creation of patterns, even professional artists.