A Diya, or lamp, is the most important aspect of Diwali celebrations. Usually made from clay, with a cotton wick dipped in ghee or vegetable oils, no Diwali celebration is complete without a Diya. They are usually placed in entrances or boundaries of your home. There are many beautiful and ornate Diyas available in local shops across the nation during Diwali. So light up the community and your city and bask in the opulence of traditional lighting when you celebrate Diwali.
The festival of lights is usually celebrated with your near and dear ones. Gifts form an important part of the celebrations. The exchange of gifts is what makes Diwali so special and imbibes in us the feeling of togetherness and community. Whether you are young or old, near or far, Diwali gifts are what that make the festival so special.
Rangoli is a form of art that is popularly created as patterns on the floor or ground during Diwali. The purpose of rangoli is decoration, and it is thought to bring good luck. They can depict different shapes or images and are an important part of Diwali decorations either at home or in the workplace. Rangolis illustrate the house in a brighter fashion and make your home look special during the festive season.
In India, sweets are a part of each and every festive occasion. So it is quite obvious that Diwali comes with loads of sweets in every flavour. With an exquisite range of laddoos, Kaju barfis and other delectables, sweets give Diwali that extra special reason to celebrate with your loved ones.
