Holika Dahan posters: the bonfire, the puja, the victory of good over evil

Posters and greeting images for Holika Dahan, the bonfire lit on the full-moon night before Holi, which marks the victory of Prahlad's devotion over Holika. Each carries the name of the night in clear letters: over a pyre under a full moon, over a puja thali with a diya, roli, rice and a coconut, or over a tall flame with a small lotus untouched in its heart. Type a different detail, such as a moon.

• A poster for a society or temple bonfire
• A greeting image for the night before Holi
• A poster for a school or a community hall
• A share image for the festival evening

Frequently asked questions

When is Holika Dahan?

It falls on the full-moon night before Holi, so the date changes each year with the lunar calendar.

What does the puja poster show?

A puja thali with a diya, roli, rice, a coconut and a coil of white thread, set before the unlit pyre.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Flat flame is bold shapes on deep blue, folk print is a hand-printed poster with a paisley border, and night glow is painted embers with a pale moon.

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