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Showing posts with label rangoli designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rangoli designs. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 October 2011

‘’Happy New Year SMS wishes for 2012’’

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Sending sms New Year, you may wish your friends and family a happy new year in a beautiful way. These methods are very memorable ways to communicate and for the happiness and prosperity.

Here's a New Year sms wishes you can send your loved ones:

      Year-end is neither an end nor the beginning, but it happens with all the wisdom that experience can instill in us. Happy  New Year.


      The new year is the year, new are the hopes and aspirations, a new permit and new perfumes. In the perspective and the implementation of the New Year.
      Before the golden sun sets, a calendar for 2009 is destroyed, and mobile network congestion, I wish in 2010 every moment of use. Happy New Year.
      This is the time when people want to stop thinking about the past and hope for the future, with new hopes and aspirations. Happy New Year.
      Peace in your heart health in your body, wealth in your life, the joy in your home, you can always be blessed with these priceless treasures. Happy New Year.

 

Sunday, 23 October 2011

Rangoli Designs For Indian Diwali

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 Rangoli is a Sanskrit word which means "the art of creative expression through the use of color.

Many believe that during Diwali, Goddess Lakshmi visits home, who are well off, so the family decorate their homes, people wear their best clothes, children receive presents and new-year greetings are exchanged through visits or Diwali cards.

An important part of the celebration is the Rangoli, which is created at the dawn of welcome to all. Rangoli exudes template in color that are specific to each region.

In the art of painting sex Central rangoli design is symbolic denoting deities or themes. While projects vary in different parts of India, the basic approach is common. The designs of geometry and proportion. In addition Rangoli can be done in two ways-dry and wet.


 Motives include lotus, fish, birds, etc., which reflects the unity of man and beast. The majority of rangoli designs, circular, exuding a sense of infinite time. The Sun, the Moon and other signs of the Zodiac, are also common themes for rangoli in addition to the Om, Mangal Kalash, swastika, illuminated chakras Deepak, Trident, Sri, lotus, etc.

Raw materials, mainly used for rangoli include edibles as rice flour, pulse and leaves. Previously the color traditionally were derived from natural dyes, but today, however, synthetic dyes are used in a number of bright shades. Other materials include coloured sand and even flowers and petals, as in the case of Rangolis flower.

He was in India use Rangoli festivals and other favorable cases deemed sacred ritual tradition.