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This is a traditional grid-based rangoli design, where dots are first marked and then loopy lines drawn around them to create a clever pattern. You see these drawn in white chalk powder, and then possibly embellished with other colours. Why not colour this rangoli pattern in, and then try drawing one of your own?
This pretty Rangoli design is lovely to colour in, and you can turn the finished result into a wreath using the instructions on the page.
Part of this beautiful Rangoli design wreath has already been coloured in, but you can colour the rest to create a stunning 'colour pop' design. Once you've finished follow the instructions to cut out and hang your finished wreath.
Here is a really lovely, intricate but also pleasingly simple rangoli design to colour in! It would be interesting to see how differently a group of children would interpret the pattern, all using the same colours...
