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Diwali is a particular time for Hindus, and many believe that cleaning your home thoroughly helps to bring good luck and fortune. It's like welcoming a special guest, the Goddess Lakshmi. Plus, starting a new year with a fresh, clean space feels good. Many people also use Diwali to redecorate. You can paint your whole home or just one wall for a quick change. Since guests usually gather in the living room during Diwali, it's a good idea to pay extra attention to it. A clean, bright, and inviting living room is perfect for celebrating.
Your front door is the first thing guests see for your Diwali celebration. Make a lasting impression with these creative ideas to transform your entrance into a festive and welcoming space:
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Railings are often overlooked in Diwali decor, but they offer a fantastic opportunity to add charm and color:
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Balconies are often an extension of your living space and can be beautifully decorated to enhance your Diwali celebrations:
With harvest season running in parallel during this time, the entire country takes a dip in the showers of joy and prosperity.
Diwali is a festival where celebration combines decorations, lighting, fun, adventure, food, worship, and meditations. We imbibe the spirit of this festival by decorating our houses in various ways. We decorate our homes in several ways; we usually light hundreds of diya, fairy lights, candles, and different types of candles to decorate this pious occasion. Diwali decor also involves DIY and other creativity while maintaining the spirit of this festival. While decorating, we need to be more cautious by choosing eco-friendly items.
From about 2500 years ago, people have believed that on the night of Diwali, mainly after Diwali Pooja, the goddess of ‘wealth, fortune & fertility’ steps inside their homes and blesses them with abundance.
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For a beautiful Diwali pooja room decoration, thoroughly clean the space to create a pure and positive environment. Decorate the deity with fresh flowers such as marigolds, jasmine, or roses, and illuminate the room with traditional clay diyas or modern LED ones, placing them around the deity and on the puja altar. Create a spirited rangoli at the entrance to welcome positive energy, drape the walls with rich fabrics in festive colors like red, orange, or yellow, and use string lights or fairy lights to create a magical ambiance. Additionally, hang a traditional toran on the door for a welcoming touch, place a kalash (copper pot) filled with water and mango leaves near the deity, and use fragrant incense sticks or essential oils to create a calming atmosphere.
Diwali is a celebration of lights, happiness, and unity. Decorating your home is a beautiful way to capture the essence of this particular time. You can create a festive and welcoming space by combining traditional elements such as diyas, rangoli, and flowers with modern accents. The key is to infuse your decorations with love and excitement, to create a relaxing and inviting atmosphere for your loved ones to enjoy. Wishing you a joyful Diwali!
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Posted By : Kirti Gulliya
Updated On: 02 August, 2024