Wednesday, 14 November 2012

The colors and lights of Diwali

Hope all of you had a happy and safe Diwali!

For us it was a fun filled, sweet filled, color filled and lights filled Diwali. Here are some pictures of Diwali at home.

Preparations during the day.


Rangoli without any artificial colors

Floating candles and petals in a silver plate




 Floating flowers and candle in a brass vessel


Finally with lights.


The lamps flanking the floating candles are the tealight holders we made last week.


So, that was our Diwali. How was yours?

I'll link my rangoli to PPF on Friday. See you there.

21 comments:

  1. Lovely decorations, beautiful! Happy PPF!

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  2. Wonderfully creative decorations for your holiday celebration ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^

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    1. Thanks Carol. And since they were simple to do decorations, the kids enjoyed in helping too.

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  3. How beautiful. What a sensual feast for our eyes. Thank you and Happy PPF!

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  4. So beautiful and peaceful. Happy PPF, Annette x

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  5. I think Diwali must be the most beautiful holiday in the world.

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    1. It definitely is one of the most important ones in India.

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  6. This is lovely! I went to a Diwali celebration a few years ago and totally enjoyed it -- so full of color and light!

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  7. so beautiful, amazing!

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  8. What fun decorations. Glad you had a great time. Blessings, Janet, PPF

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    1. Thanks Janet. Diwali is a much awaited fun festival in these parts.

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  9. OOH! I love the colors and the lights for making a truly wonderful holiday centerpiece.

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    1. Thanks Gloria! You are sure to find a rangoli outside most Indian homes during Diwali. And lamps all over the place.

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  10. Everything is so beautiful and peaceful. My yoga teacher, and friend, recently explained Diwali to me. She shared some delicious treats and explained about the lights. Thank you for sharing also. I love learning about the traditions of others.

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  11. Beautiful display of light and colour.

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  12. Gorgeous pictures! Really beautiful--

    Happy PPF!

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