Rangoli Coloring Pages For Your Little One

Do you want to introduce your kid to the Indian culture and tradition in a fun way? Are you looking for some printable Rangoli coloring pages? Then, this article is ideal for you.

Rangoli is an Indian art form in which people make colorful patterns on the entrances using dry flour, colored sand, colored rice or flower petals. People make Rangoli during festivals like Holi, Pongal, Diwali and many more. There are several ways of drawing a Rangoli. The designs can be as simple as geometric figures or as complex as the image of a deity. Check out here 10 interesting rangoli patterns colouring sheets.

1. Child Making Rangoli

This coloring sheet shows a young girl making Rangoli at her entrance to welcome the visitors at Diwali. Diwali, fondly known as the ‘Festival of Lights’, is the most significant festival of India. Making Rangoli at the entrance of the house is one of the integral parts of Diwali celebrations.

If your child insists on making Rangoli, but you are afraid that he will mess it up, then hand him this coloring sheet. It will appease him for the time being.

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2. Peacock Rangoli

This coloring sheet features a glorious peacock. The peacock is the national bird of India, and its importance is visible in Indian festivals, including Rangoli designs.

The vibrant feather and beautiful shape will allow your child to experiment while coloring. The more color he adds, the more beautiful the image will look.

3. Geometric Rangoli

Circles, triangle and diamond in a hexagon make up this coloring sheet. This geometrical Rangoli design will appeal to children who like non-traditional Rangoli designs.

Tell your child to name the different shapes he can spot in this coloring sheet. Then have him color the shapes in different shapes for a modern work of art.

4. Swastika Rangoli

Here is another simple Rangoli coloring sheet for your younger children. The Rangoli has a swastika sign in the middle.

The swastika is an auspicious and sacred symbol in Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism. The sign brings good fortune and prosperity. Teach more about Swastika and its significance in our culture as your child colors this sheet.

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5. Lamp Rangoli

Lamp Rangoli is another popular Rangoli design in Diwali.

The coloring sheet will appeal to the artistic side of your children. The finished work will look stunning. You can also hang it on the wall to display your child’s creativity.

6. Ganesh Rangoli

Lord Ganesh is a revered god of wisdom, success, and education. Worshippers make Ganesh Rangoli during Diwali and Ganesh Chaturthi.

The simple outline of the Rangoli makes it perfect for younger children. Tell your child to use soft, pastel shades to make this Rangoli stand out.

7. Floral Rangoli

Here is a lovely, floral Rangoli design with many elements. This stunning Rangoli design will look beautiful colored in bright shades.

This Rangoli coloring sheet is perfect for kids aged 9 and above.

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8. Intricate

Here is a complex Rangoli coloring sheet for your older kids. It will allow your child to explore the use of different shades.

You can use this Rangoli design for your kid’s Rangoli crafts.

9. Paisley

Here is a paisley Rangoli design for your arty tot. The tiny details in the coloring sheet will improve his hand-eye coordination. It will also enable him to focus coloring within the lines.

How about having all your child’s friends for coloring this sheet? It will make a fun activity for the Diwali party.

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10. Simple Rangoli

Isn’t this Rangoli design fabulous? It will look even more fabulous when your kid fills color in it.

This coloring sheet is perfect for younger children, particularly if he has just started holding crayons.

Rangoli coloring sheets will inspire creativity in your child as he experiments with different colors to fill the images. These rangoli coloring pages can be of several uses once your kid has colored them. You can use these rangoli colouring pages to make Diwali cards and for decorating the houses. You can also use it for your kid’s school projects.

Tell us which one did your kid like the most from this list of rangoli colouring sheets by commenting below.

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