Diwali decoration: lanterns, diyas and a festive door

Diwali decoration for an Indian home: paper lanterns hung at a window, rows of clay diyas on a staircase, and a door with a toran and rangoli. Each piece is shown in a traditional look of clay diyas, marigold strings and warm evening glow; a modern look of white candles, brass and soft blue dusk; and a daytime look of marigold torans and rangoli colours. Type a twist, such as eco friendly or balcony, and the same pieces carry it.

• lanterns at a window for the festival
• diyas along a staircase
• a festive front door with a toran and rangoli
• a modern minimal setup with white candles

Frequently asked questions

What are the three looks?

Traditional, with clay diyas and marigold strings in evening glow; modern, with white candles and brass in soft dusk; and daytime, with marigold torans and bright rangoli colours.

Are the diyas and candles lit?

Yes. The traditional and modern looks show lit diyas or candles in evening light.

Can I ask for an eco friendly version?

Yes. Type a twist such as eco friendly, and the same pieces are shown with it.

Are these real photographs?

No. They are generated pictures made to look like photographs. There are no people in them.

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