Holi phone wallpapers: colour powder, marigold petals and colour pots

Holi wallpapers for a phone lock screen or home screen in the week of the festival. Each fills the tall screen with colour: clouds of powder drifting up from below, marigold and rose petals scattered across pastel gulal, or a row of clay pots along the bottom. The upper third stays calm so the clock and icons have room. Type a different mood, such as gold dust, and the same layouts carry it.

• A lock screen for the week of Holi
• A home screen background with clear icons
• A desktop or tablet picture for the festival
• A wallpaper to share with a family group

Frequently asked questions

Will the clock be readable?

The upper third is kept calm, so the clock and icons sit on the quieter part of the screen.

What is the difference between the three finishes?

Watercolour is soft wet blooms on cream, neon night is glowing powder on a dark ground, and flat shapes are overlapping rounded blobs with no gradients.

Are there any words on the wallpapers?

No. The wallpapers carry no lettering.

About toile

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