Easy Independence Day Rangoli Designs

- By Anamika Mishra

In India, rangoli making is not just an activity or art but it is a way of expression for the feelings. In all festivals, women love to make rangoli from colours and flowers. In this post, I am sharing some Easy Independence Day Rangoli Designs. This will help you decide the design of the rangoli of Independence day. These designs are really easy to make and doesn’t need any extra talent of drawing. I am also linking the rangoli colours for you (just in case you wish to buy it) from the Amazon.

Easy Independence Day Rangoli Designs

Let’s check out the rangoli Designs for Independence day in this section. These rangolis are made from colours but you can also use fresh flower petals in place of colours as well. Basically you need 4 colours for these rangolis – orange, green, white and navy blue.

Bonus tip: For white colour, you can use atta (flour) and if want to use yellow, then use haldi (turmeric) powder

One of the important element of Independence day rangoli is a flag; and I think, flag is the easiest to draw!

You can also make simple circles and fill colours in it to give the tricolour effect.

For the design shown below, all you need to do is, drop a colour dollop on the floor and spread it with an earbud when making the center chakra. Other are just circles of different sizes.

The below design by very easy to make. I tried this last year on Independence day!

And here comes, another easy Independence day rangoli. It just has a flag in center surrounded by simple basic rangoli design.

And last but not the least, this one is an all time hit design and really simple to make. Ya?

Hope you like the rangoli designs. Try it and tag me, if you make any one of these designs.

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