A big peacock rangoli with two peacocks facing each other is a classic for weddings and big entrances. This 3 ft rangoli has a lotus in the middle and both tails fanned out wide. It takes about 90 minutes.
Step-by-step instructions
Step 1
Draw a pink lotus in the centre bottom of the space.
Step 2
Draw two peacock bodies facing the lotus from left and right, mirror images of each other.
Step 3
Draw 9 long feathers fanning up and out from each body, with an eye at each tip.
Step 4
Fill the bodies blue with dark blue shading, the feathers green and dark green, the eyes sky blue with dark blue centres, and outline in white.
Tips
- Draw one peacock completely, then copy it as a mirror image for the other side.
Frequently asked questions
How big should a peacock rangoli be for a wedding?
At least 3 ft wide so the two tails have room to spread.
