Ganpati Rangoli design| Best Ganesh Rangoli ideas

To create Ganpati rangoli designs brilliant colors and complex patterns are used. Here’s a step-by-step tutorial for creating a straightforward yet lovely Ganpati rangoli design:

Materials:

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, white, and brown rangoli colors
Dots to direct the pattern can be drawn using chalk or white powder
Dahlias with diyas

Steps for Ganpati Rangoli design

01. Outline:
Start by using chalk or white powder to outline a basic picture of Lord Ganesha’s face or whole figure. This might be as abstract or as descriptive as you’d like.

02. Draw Ganpati Head:

Then draw head of ganesha: Start by sketching the top of Ganesha’s head. For the crown, use yellow or orange.
Sketch the eyes, trunk, and tusks of Ganesha. For the tusks, you can use black, for the eyes, and for the trunk, you can use grey or light blue.

03. The body and the belly:

Use red for the clothing and yellow for the remainder of Ganesha’s body. Make his tummy stand out by highlighting it with a lighter tone.

04. Arms and Ears:

You can draw Ganesha’s ears somewhat lighter or with the same color as the trunk. Use red or orange to depict his arms clutching things like the modak, a candy.

05. Utilize motif decorating:

Use classic Indian themes such as flowers or diyas to surround the image. Vibrant hues like red, green, and yellow work well for them.

06. Rangoli Border:

Make a border out of opposing colors, such as blue or purple, around the rangoli. This makes the design more distinctive.

07. Sharp Edges

To make the design of your rangoli more pronounced and distinct, tidy up the edges.

Last Words:

To intensify the festive appearance, surround the rangoli with fresh flowers or diyas.
To add some shine and texture, feel free to add rice grains or glitter.