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Traditional and spiritual Rangoli.
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English: Rangoli is a traditional form of art originating in India. Colorful patterns are created on the floor using different materials, such as ground rice powder, flowers, diyas, or special colored powders.
Rangoli is also known as kolam, ossa, muggu or alpona in different areas of India. These designs are traditionally created for other holidays and events, such as festivals or weddings. Rangoli art is a popular and important part of celebrating Diwali. The design of each piece has religious or special significance chosen by the artist, and they are often an heirloom passed down over generations.
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