Daily rangoli: small flower, conch and swastik at the threshold

Daily rangoli for women who draw a small design at the door every morning, quick enough for a working day. The three designs are a small eight-petal flower, a small conch with dots and curls, and a swastik with a dot in each arm. Each comes in thin white rice flour lines, in a few quick shapes of coloured powder, and in soft white rice paste. A different small motif can be typed in as a request.

• a morning doorstep rangoli
• a threshold for a family home
• a small design for a shop front
• a daily habit for a student or a worker

Frequently asked questions

Which finish is quickest?

Rice flour and rice paste need only fingers and a little flour or paste. Coloured powder needs the powder laid into each shape.

Are these designs drawn with a grid?

The swastik and the conch are set in dots. The small flower is a free shape at the threshold.

Can I ask for a tulsi leaf?

Yes. Type the motif you want. A new motif is a request, not a promised result.

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