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Navratri Rangoli Design with Garba Dancers

A 2.5 ft Navratri rangoli with a garbo lamp, crossed dandiya sticks and two garba dancers.

Navratri rangoli: Navratri Rangoli Design with Garba Dancers

Navratri is nine nights of garba and dandiya. This 2.5 ft Navratri rangoli has a garbo (pot lamp) in the centre, crossed dandiya sticks and two dancers in flared ghagras. It takes about 50 minutes.

Step-by-step instructions

Step 1

Navratri Rangoli Design with Garba Dancers, step 1: Draw a garbo (a clay pot with holes and a lamp inside) in the…

Draw a garbo (a clay pot with holes and a lamp inside) in the centre.

Step 2

Navratri Rangoli Design with Garba Dancers, step 2: Draw two crossed dandiya sticks behind it.

Draw two crossed dandiya sticks behind it.

Step 3

Navratri Rangoli Design with Garba Dancers, step 3: Draw a garba dancer on each side, with arms raised and a wide flared…

Draw a garba dancer on each side, with arms raised and a wide flared skirt.

Step 4

Navratri rangoli: Navratri Rangoli Design with Garba Dancers

Fill the garbo orange with yellow light dots, the sticks red and green, the skirts in bright pink, blue and yellow, and outline in white.

Tips

  • Draw the skirts as wide circles. That gives the twirling look.

Frequently asked questions

What is drawn in a Navratri rangoli?

Garba dancers, dandiya sticks, the garbo lamp, Durga’s eyes or a kalash.

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