Diwali coloring pages, one of the main Indian holidays
Diwali is one of the most important Indian holidays and is celebrated in the month of October or November. Diwali is a festival that symbolizes the victory of good over evil and is called the "festival of lights" and in fact it is celebrated by lighting candles or traditional lamps called diya. The most popular legend associated with the festival is the one that tells the return of King Rāma from the city of Ayodhya after 14 years of exile in a forest. The people of the city, on the return of the king, lit rows of lamps (dipa) in honor of him. Hence the name Dipawali or simply Diwali. Diwali celebrations last for five days in the Hindu month of ashwayuja which usually falls between October and November. For Hindus and Jains it is a celebration of life and an opportunity to strengthen ties with family and friends. For the Jains, moreover, it represents the beginning of the year.
Here you will find many drawings to print and color.
Mandala representing diwaliDivinity Lakshmi to be coloredIndian Woman Lighting Candles for Diwali coloring pageMandala of a flower to be coloredDiwali mandala for coloring with lanternHindu ornament to be coloredmandala for the happy life of every Indian family to be colored.Diwali lampMandala representing the diwali festivalColoring ornament depicting two peacocksGeometric mandala with star flowersDotted flower mandala to be colored Mandala design representing the Diwali festivalMandala design brings good luck floral mandalaFolk art of India alpon Diwali lampDiwali ritual lamp for coloringOrnamental vase for Diwali party to be coloredDiwali lampRangoli is made with colored rice, colored sand or dried flour.Diwali is also celebrated by the Sikh population who celebrate the "Bandi Chor Diwas"Mandala with hearts to be coloredThe fireworks for the Diwali festivalBandi Chhor Divas is celebrated in a similar way to Diwali, with the illumination of houses and Gurdwaras, and provides parties, gifts and family timeDiwali celebrations last for five days in the Hindu month of ashwayuja which usually falls between October and NovemberFor Hindus and Jains it is a celebration of life and an opportunity to strengthen ties with family and friendsOrnament that is applied early in the morningStars with hearts inside the ornamentTo ward off evil spirits in India, these designs are depicted in homes on carpets, paintings and curtains.