Girl Painting Rangoli Colouring Page
In this delightful Diwali colouring page for younger children, a young girl paints an intricate rangoli design at the entrance to her house to welcome visitors and the goddess Lakshmi.
Rangoli Colouring Pages
Here is a simple way to create your own rangoli design - using one of our rangoli colouring pages! Use felt tips, crayons or pencils for some traditional colouring fun, or paint the sections in white glue and use glitter, coloured salt, sand or rice to pick out areas of your rangoli! Teachers could make a beautiful classroom display by cutting out the finished rangoli and mounting side-by-side on the wall.
Make a Rangoli 1
This pretty design can be the base of a rangoli collage using rice, glitter, chalk or petals - or even a playdough mat! It might also be fun to colour it in and then embellish the design with glitter glue, gold pens etc.
Make a Rangoli 2
Use coloured sand, glitter, rice, petals, confetti - whatever you have at hand - to make a pretty rangoli design using this template as inspiration. Of course you could just colour in the design and embellish as you do. You could even use playdough to make the rangoli...
Rangoli Colouring Page 1
For children who like geometric designs, this non-traditional rangoli colouring might appeal!
Rangoli Colouring Page 10
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.
Rangoli Colouring Page 11
This pretty circular design is fun to colour in. Use bright rangoli colours or do something completely different!
Rangoli Colouring Page 2
A star, hearts and quadrilaterals in concentric circles combine to make this rangoli colouring page.
Rangoli Colouring Page 3
Here's a pretty rangoli colouring page for the kids to print and colour in!
Rangoli Colouring Page 4
This rangoli colouring page follows a fairly traditional rangoli design, with a flowr in the centre and a pretty border around the edge.
Rangoli Colouring Page 5
Here's a lovely rangoli colouring page in the shape of a glorious peacock - a bird that often features in rangoli designs.
Rangoli Colouring Page 6
This pretty rangoli colouring page has repetitions of a five-petal flower with a circular centre. Fairly easy to colour, it is suitable for younger children.
Rangoli Colouring Page 7
Here's an intricate rangolli colouring page for older children to colour in.
Rangoli Colouring Page 8
This lovely rangoli colouring page uses a traditional paisley shape and a dotted border.
Rangoli Colouring Page 9
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...
Rangoli Design Wreath Colour Pop Colouring 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.
Rangoli Design Wreath Colouring Page
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.
More Rangoli Ideas
Four rangoli colour by number pages. Can the kids follow instructions, matching up the colours and numbers to replicate these lovely rangoli designs?
Rangoli Colour by Number
More Diwali Colouring
We've got a large, original collection of Diwali colouring pages with some new simple designs added this year for younger children. You'll find colouring pages for the story of Diwali, Hindu deities, rangoli colouring pages and Bhaija Dooj colourings too...
Diwali Colouring Pages