A step by step illustration of a simple and small rangoli that can be used as a Republic Day special . It is based on Warli art. The theme is all Indians ( people have been shown in different colours ) are united in holding the tricolour. Hence the use of the colours saffron, white , green and blue. This may be useful as an easy rangoli for children in school.
The next rangoli uses a special technique. After all we have have to try something unique for special occasions. The two pics below show how to pick two colours and draw two lines of different colours . It is not easy but attractive
Many types of rangoli are possible for the auspicious celebration of our Republic Day. Using the colours in the tricolour symbolically represent and remind us of the two important days in the history of our country. - Republic Day and Independence Day. Please note drawing two parallel lines that are visible separately comes with practice. Drawing two parallel lines of different colours demands more practice . We should ensure that the colours do not mix when the rangoli powder flows between the fingers. Anyway it is worth it.