Diwali coloring pages: lit doorway, sparklers, Lakshmi puja

Printable Diwali scenes for children to colour at home or in school in the days before the festival. Each page is one clear scene with bold outlines and large shapes: a house doorway with a toran, a rangoli and a row of diyas; a night sky with sparklers and a fountain; and a Lakshmi puja corner with the goddess seated on a lotus. The styles run from simple, for preschoolers, to detailed, for older children, to cartoon.

• a colouring page at home before Diwali
• a classroom activity in the days before the festival
• a quiet activity during a family puja
• a festival sheet for a children's party

Frequently asked questions

Which style is for which age?

The simple style has extra-thick outlines and few big shapes for preschoolers. The detailed style has patterned borders for older children, and the cartoon style has rounded shapes and smiling faces.

What is on the Lakshmi puja page?

The goddess Lakshmi seated on a lotus, coins spilling from her hand, with a kalash and diyas in front.

Can the pages be printed?

Yes. Each is a black line drawing on pure white with no grey tones, so it prints clearly in black ink.

Can I ask for a different scene?

Yes. The direction field takes a change such as Ganesha, fireworks or an elephant. A direction you type is a request, not a promised result.

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