A Diwali to Remember
Decorating
your home
And finally, you can create rangoli across the floor using everything from flower petals to rangoli powder and even paint. Make sure you trace the design out in chalk to make it easy. Rangoli at the entryway to the house is a classic move, but don’t let that stop you from creating smaller versions in other parts of your home as well. Once ready, you can also place diyas across your rangoli designs to shine during the night.
Sweet treats
and more
Diwali is incomplete without traditional sweets and savoury snacks. From kachoris and mathis to gajak, halwa and laddoos, there are a variety of foods to choose from this time of year. While indulging, be sure to choose homemade sweets and savoury snacks over store-bought ones wherever possible. Sweets made in ghee will not only taste amazing but will also go a long way in helping strengthen your immunity, while dry fruits will provide your body with the heat that is needed as the days get colder.
Safety
first
While celebrating with loved ones, it’s important to be careful and take precautions for the sake of all present. Fire safety is of utmost importance especially with diyas lit within the home. This year with the spread of Covid, it is also important to keep our masks on while hosting and interacting with friends and loved ones. Our wide range of masks in a variety of colours and patterns will have you covered, no matter what you’re wearing. Choose from our kurti and mask sets, or our mask bundles that are handcrafted with upcycled fabric for an eco-friendly Diwali.
Outfit for
the occasion
Whether you’re hosting a Diwali brunch or an evening do that transitions into nighttime celebrations, we’ve got just the outfit for you.
